Beast Taming: One Juice a Day, and My Stats Rise Every Day

The premise is actually quite good, but there are a lot of flaws. First, the scene where the Phantom Squad leader is rescued is poorly developed; the leader's character is portrayed as very cold and indifferent. After all his teammates die, he just says "I apologize" and that's it. Then there's the scene where they're dividing the spoils; as the savior of two people, he's hesitant to take them.

How should I put it? After watching it, you'll feel a strong sense of the Rising of the Shield Hero vibe. Well, even though I'm not going to read it anymore, I still want to comment on chapter 48 to see if it's the reason I'm keeping reading. It seemed pretty good at first, but maybe you guys should check it out? / Oh well, two stars is too much for three stars.

A phenomenal book, logically sound. The plot is incredibly compelling. Why isn't it popular? I just don't understand. The first 40 chapters were fantastic. But why did it get so strange later on? The protagonist is supposed to be selfish, so why did he give his Unyielding Blood to someone else?

This feels like a game? I think it's called Zombie Juicer.

This juicer is amazing! Haha, it's fantastic! Chapter 112 and onwards it's all very inexplicable. Maybe the author just doesn't want to write anymore. Hopefully, they'll tie it up later, otherwise it's just too absurd.

It's very well written. There are over 500 chapters already, and the male lead is only at the green rank. There are blue, purple, and higher purple ranks to come. He'll probably be at the blue rank soon. I hope the power levels don't get inconsistent. So far, the combat is handled reasonably, and there are ways to avoid danger and seek good fortune. Now it's up to the main storyline to see how it develops.

Currently, the biggest problem lies in rescuing the team leader.

Regarding this book, I'll just say a few words, enough for you to understand. In short, this is the current situation. You can all see the details, and I've said a few things, though you might not fully understand them, but that's the gist. If you don't know, don't try to guess; I've seen this kind of thing many times.

It started off well and was very interesting, but after a while it suddenly went wrong, but then after a while it suddenly made sense again.

This novel is quite good. The beginning is great, and the plot transitions smoothly. It's worth following. I've only read a few chapters so far, so there's still a lot of room for development. 💕 Keep up the good work, author! The part where the seven-person team is almost wiped out does feel a bit like a plot device to compensate for the protagonist's actions, but it's still alright.