Beast Taming: A Myriad Things Cauldron from the Start

It's real. The protagonist is helping the poor. He trains his "subordinates" from scratch. He doesn't sign a written contract. He gives away a large amount of resources every month. He also guarantees that he will be given a divine pet with great potential. Hey, hey, hey. Hehehehehe

The protagonist, a PhD student majoring in materials science and engineering, died suddenly during an experiment in his previous life and traveled back in time to a 16-year-old boy who had just experienced the death of his parents, possibly due to overwork and mental problems, and inherited a garbage station. The Cauldron of All Things can analyze the origin, decompose all things, and turn waste into treasure... It requires sufficient mental strength and knowledge to unlock the authority level. There are five levels of authority: Decomposition Apprentice, Decomposition/Blending Master, Decomposition/Blending Master, Decomposition/Blending Master, and Decomposition/Blending Master. The awakened beast-controlling talent is the super memory that acts on the protagonist's own body. It is a special type of learning talent. The protagonist's own talent and qualifications are very good. He relies on the golden finger to become a breeder. He can also use the golden finger to find potential beast pets for training and research, and then feed them back to himself and the beast pet. It's a pity, I thought it was pretty good when I watched it before, and it sucked me to death.

In fact, I think it's really good. Goldfinger fits well and doesn't weigh too much. It takes off early. The protagonist also has a brain and the beast has its own thoughts. Compared with many of Tomato's AI beasts, the human-machine beast pet is really good. I feel like the dozen or so new chapters mainly focus on the protagonist's research, and the presence of the beasts is a bit lower [almost crying]

It's okay, a classic beast-controlling novel, but it's not just about beast-controlling. The protagonist has professions such as extractor, pharmacist, and decomposer. The overall pace is a bit slow, but otherwise there are no problems. It's a school novel, but it's not bloody and there's no slap-in-the-face plot, so it's well received.

After watching it for 5 hours, I found that the overall reading quality is a bit low. The pet quality, pet upgrades, and pet cultivation are very good at writing and have ideas, but the overall pace is too fast. For an article about raising pets like this, the early stage is the best. It makes the transition of the early plot smooth. This book is definitely highly rated. The author cannot write about the fighting content after the pet is upgraded. What to do after the friends join is not listed. The pharmacist who is crucial to the parents is also missing. The process is too tight. More than 100 chapters are already halfway through the smooth flow of the pet story. There is clearly a lot to write, including the content of the battle in middle school, the pharmacist who is an old acquaintance of the parents, obtaining resources to raise the brothers in school, and then introducing the pets later in the university. In this way, the content can be written casually, including daily life, battles, positions, and interests. Isn't this a good article to write about frustrations and nurturing? I have already finished college work in middle school, and I am on the same level as the principal. I can't write what should be written, and the readers want to run away after reading it halfway. According to the above, the writing is very smooth and not tight. The author did not grasp the rhythm of the article that can be used, so the score cannot be improved and the readers cannot retain it. I hope the author can control the pace, go to college, fill in the previous pitfalls, or supplement the content from previous articles to complete the content. That's what writing novels is like. Whether it's about cultivating immortals or mastering martial arts, they are the epitome of the entire social system. Realizing the experiences of the protagonists in novels is a good book. Novels like "Mortal Cultivation to Immortality" and "The Rebellion of Immortals" are like this. There are still many interesting pet stories. The author has a certain skill in writing about pet cultivation, pet upgrades, and potion production. The author writes potions, fights, bosses provide support and cultivate one's own eyesight in a coherent way. This book must be a high score of 89 points. I will follow this article in the future. I hope the author will continue to work hard [send heart][send heart][send heart][send heart][send heart][send heart][send heart][send heart][send heart]

It's okay, but it has nothing to do with the title of the book. It doesn't matter if there is no garbage dump.

A beast-control story with a big golden finger. Although he was a trash guy at the beginning and was looked down upon by others, the protagonist soon relied on his golden fingers and his own efforts to become a nurturer and was considered a leader in his city.

The plot is very smooth, slow-paced, very good, more articles like this are not very concentrated, I hope readers will read more articles like this, you should make more money, and you should have more readers.

I have seen chapter 67 so far, and the overall feeling is that it is an unscientific beast control, which is not bad. I have not yet seen how much assistance the garbage dump provides to the protagonist, but there should be some in the future. And... Is there a female protagonist?

A very qualified nurturing article. The author pays great attention to logical details and has a lot of imagination. The nurturing route is logically written in detail but still interesting. In addition, the protagonist will not give up his own personal power and progress in addition to studying the evolutionary route. It is an all-rounder. It is very interesting. The only bad thing is that it is still a seedling and there are too few words. Alas, later I felt that some of the previous plots were actually quite arrogant and arrogant. Because I was so confident and arrogant about my own strength, I felt that I could restrain others only by verbal agreement without actual restraint. Another point is that the author stopped updating, forget it and won't update anymore.