Beast Taming: With the Ability to See Hidden Information, I Can Do Whatever I Want

Wasn't the protagonist an orphan in his original world? I don't understand why he insists on going back. Isn't it good enough for him to be with his parents here?

Is this a multi-female lead or single-female lead game? Or is it just a casual game?

It feels quite similar to *Battle Through the Heavens*, with too many similarities in the plot... The snake woman is like Little Fairy Doctor. That teacher is like Xiao Xun'er. Various attributes are fused (fused with different kinds of fire). And then, the alchemist is also a pharmacist. Cola dominates the market (like the hemostatic medicine dominating the market in Wutan City).

What the hell? Wearing that Divine Scale Armor, you have to get used to walking, but at night you can practically fly. And you're carrying weapons, so awesome! Why does the Beast Taming Trial have to be done in teams? And why are the points collected all at once and then split between the teams?

I don't understand the opening scene where they give away a girl, and they insist on emphasizing the nobility of beast tamers, only to have the unawakened protagonist ride her. No wonder he has the protagonist's halo; opportunities just appear out of the door.

The level system is a bit messy, I often forget the data, the plot is somewhat chaotic, and the transmigrated character doesn't have any memories to integrate, so they don't understand what happened, but they do remember their home address, parents, and past grudges with classmates. Many novels posit that the original owner was a top student, but later they end up understanding nothing.

The only drawback is the huge level gap. The protagonist is only a dozen levels high, yet he encounters level 60+ characters. Is this really a place for students to go for trials, or is it just suicide?

So far, it's been quite good. If the character portrayals and environmental descriptions were more vivid, it would be even better. It's much better than those beast-taming novels with inflated ratings. I hope the author continues to work hard and I look forward to seeing the birth of the next masterpiece in the beast-taming genre.

I've only read four chapters, and I feel like my brain is pointy. Author, you're amazing!

It feels a bit messy.