Beast Taming: My Bestiary Is a Little Demonic

I finished watching it, and it was pretty good. It had some flaws, but it was still okay. The later parts of the story were watchable. Poison 1: Appears in Chapter 13. The protagonist's Pokédex entry is incredibly flawed. Wang Jinbao is a businessman, and businessmen are profit-driven.

In Tomato's Beast Taming novels, most of the supporting characters are intelligent, the protagonist is tactful but won't let himself be wronged, and when his bottom line is crossed, he is ruthless and doesn't talk much. I don't think there are any major flaws. If you like watching beast taming shows, you should definitely give it a try; it's really quite good.

For those who enjoy ensemble casts, this book is worth reading; the protagonist levels up alongside those around them. The animals in this beast-taming novel are vividly portrayed, and their designs are quite novel. I love the interactions and random pairings between the protagonist and their beasts, even without a romantic subplot, although most supporting characters are paired up, which feels a…

It's quite enjoyable with no major flaws. Some things are handled decisively, but I love the dragging things out, which suits my taste. There are a few minor flaws, but they're not unpleasant. It suits the world the author created, though it doesn't perfectly align with my personal opinion.

So far, the viewing experience is good, and it makes you want to keep watching. I hope there is no female lead. It's not that I don't like having a female lead, but the main problem is that the romance scenes are usually poorly written or the female lead's personality is toxic, which can easily drag down the rating.

It's very well written; it's one of the few pieces of writing by Tomato that doesn't require any brainpower. Why can't I post short comments? 🍉 Reading a book without reading the comments section feels like the enjoyment is diminished.

I liked the various settings in the book, but I felt the writing was a bit verbose and there was too much unnecessary rambling. Also, some of the climaxes felt forced. I didn't read much further because, no matter what, I still felt that the protagonist's academic genius setting was too childish and I couldn't accept it.

It's pretty good, just a bit short. Author, keep it up! I hope you don't mess up the female lead. The main problem is the romance scenes are so bad.

It's great! I haven't seen a story that suits my taste this well in a long time. I especially love the interactions between Da Bao and the main character. However, there's one downside: the third beast tamer is a girl, and she's the one everyone dotes on, plus Da Bao is a sister-obsessed character—that really bothers me.

A really good novel 👍 It's completely different from what I've read before. Compared to other beast-taming novels that are full of game skills, this one, which focuses on elements, is more novel and reasonable 👍 However, I still prefer the nine-tailed fox, which is basically a fox (it has to be female 😳). If that's not possible, I'd be happy to change Da Bao to be female 🤭