Global Beast Taming: I Really Don’t Want to Be the Villain

I think it's alright. The genre and theme of the book are to my liking. I'll take a closer look, and I've noticed that many of your books have unfinished endings. I still really hope you continue writing this one. The evolution path and the contracted beasts seem quite original. The author has a strong creative spirit. I'm giving it a high score to support you. Keep it up! I believe you can write a million words! 👍👍👍👍👍

I like stories where the protagonist's "golden finger" (powerful abilities) isn't obvious, but rather breaks through knowledge barriers (like checking a strategy guide). I get tired of stories where the protagonist randomly modifies stats or adds points arbitrarily. Anyone who plays games knows that a game's lifespan is greatly reduced after stat errors, and the same applies to novels.

Overall, it's alright, and the content regarding beast taming is quite good. The only downside is that the protagonist's inability to defeat the main character feels rather weak. I suggest the author explore more exciting and satisfying aspects.

This kind of novel is very rare on Tomato's platform nowadays; it's a rarity. The overall reading experience is excellent, the author's character development is superb, and there are no glaring flaws—it's the kind of novel you can comfortably read from beginning to end. The focus is on the depiction of raising spirit beasts, which far surpasses other spirit beast novels on Tomato's platform.

It's alright. The protagonist is just an ordinary, normal person with no great ambitions. In the early stages, he was forced to do some things by the will of Heaven.

The book is really good! I'm glad I read it myself, otherwise I would have been misled by netizens. Anyway, it's quite good, I suggest updating it every day! 😏😏😏😏😏😏

The villain still couldn't beat the protagonist.

It's alright, except for the slightly toxic early part where the conflict between the Heavenly Dao and one's own left and right brain is a bit much 🍉. Once you get through that early plot, it's not bad.

It's well-written, although the transitions between parts aren't quite perfect, but it's quite interesting.

It's quite insightful. 🙂 It's really a thought-provoking idea, but it's hard to describe.