You Only Have One Beast? I Have an Entire Beast-Taming Legion

The plot is fast-paced and doesn't stifle the cultivation level, and the author updates four chapters every day. Also, a little spoiler: the space can't nurture spiritual plants in the early stages, but it will be fine later. So keep reading! Add 0.1 Points and add a chapter, everyone hurry up and push! 😠

I've basically finished reading them all. This type of novel is my favorite. Unlike some authors who immediately reveal their spatial abilities, which is really annoying, the protagonist's cultivation level increases very quickly. I don't like novels where the protagonist with a spatial ability is constantly being tormented by various problems.

The concept is quite clever, and the plot is acceptable. The writing style is decent, but adding more interaction would be even better. Also, there's too much material included; perhaps some unnecessary parts should be removed from the plot. Focus on high-quality content. Keep it up! The future looks promising. 🍉

It's alright, but the fact that you can't plant spiritual objects in the space is a major drawback, and having to undergo tribulation outside every time poses too much of a risk of exposure.

It's not bad, but it somewhat overshadows the protagonist's cultivation level.

All I can say is that The Mortal Cultivation Chronicles has had a profound influence; it's full of hidden cultivation speeds that don't match the killing and counter-killing mechanics, and there aren't many different versions. The highest level a Golden Core cultivator can reach after nine cycles is the Nascent Soul stage. Your Nascent Soul stage is almost on par with becoming an Emperor. The problem is, in your case, a Nascent Soul stage cultivator is just a minor figure.

It's very good, and there are no major flaws so far. As for those comments mentioning suppressed combat power, I haven't seen a single one. The cultivation speed is already incredibly fast. Look at those who have gourds—uh, they can grow spiritual herbs and refine pills—they can cultivate this fast, but they don't dare to. The protagonist has a gourd, but no spiritual herbs, yet he can cultivate this fast. Where is the suppressed combat power? 🤦🤦🤦

It's pretty good, I'll give it five stars. I quite like this kind of content. The most important thing is the protagonist's name. It's somewhat interesting, but why would the author choose such a name?

The author's name looked familiar the more I looked at it, and it turns out it's the author of Blood Chess Imperial Heaven! 😄

Well, the Beast Taming skill isn't as strong as I imagined!