Beast Taming: A Myriad Things Cauldron from the Start

It's confirmed: the protagonist is doing poverty alleviation, training his "subordinates" from scratch, without written contracts, giving them large amounts of resources every month, and even guaranteeing them high-potential divine pets. Amazing! Hehehe

The protagonist, a PhD student in Materials Science and Engineering, transmigrates into the body of a 16-year-old boy who has just lost both parents, possibly due to overwork and mental health issues. He inherits a junkyard. The "Calligraphy of All Things" analyzes the origins of all things, decomposes them, and turns waste into treasure…

Actually, I think it's really good. The cheat system fits well and isn't overpowered, the plot takes off early, the protagonist is intelligent, and the beasts have their own thoughts. Compared to many of Tomato's AI-controlled beast tamers, this human-machine beast pet is really good. It feels like the new dozen or so chapters mainly focus on the protagonist's research, and the beasts' presence is a bit less noticeable 🥺

It's alright. It's a classic beast-taming novel, but not just a simple beast-taming story. The protagonist has various professions such as extractor, alchemist, and disassembler. The overall pacing is a bit slow, but otherwise, there are no major issues. It's a school-themed story, but it's not melodramatic or features any face-slapping plot points, which is a plus.

After reading for 5 hours, I found the overall reading quality to be somewhat low. The pets themselves are well-written and imaginative, focusing on pet leveling and training, but the pacing is too fast. For pet-raising stories like this, the early stages are the best, and a smooth transition in the early plot would definitely earn this book a high rating.

It's alright, but it's unrelated to the book title and has nothing to do with the junk site.

This is a novel about a beast tamer with a huge cheat code. Although the protagonist starts as a garbage collector and is looked down upon by others, he quickly becomes a breeder through his cheat code and his own efforts, and is considered a high-class person in his city.

The plot flows smoothly, the pace is slow, which is great. Please update more often! For stories like this where the exciting moments aren't concentrated in one place, I hope readers will like more updates. I hope you earn more money and have more readers.

I've read up to chapter 67 so far. The overall feel of the beast-taming mechanic is a bit unscientific, but it's not bad. I haven't seen much help the protagonist from the garbage dump yet, but that should come later. And… is there a female lead?

A very well-written cultivation novel. The author pays attention to logical details, has a great imagination, and explains the cultivation path in detail without losing its appeal. Furthermore, the protagonist, besides researching evolutionary paths, doesn't neglect his own personal growth and development, making him an all-around capable character. It's a very enjoyable read.