Training Spirit Pets: I Share Experience with Beast Girls

I've tried it, it's Uncle Huang. The main character isn't a eunuch. Since I skipped through parts of the show, I'm not entirely sure how much of an actor Huang is, but there are pictures, and they're pretty good. Anyway, as long as it's Uncle Huang, even if there were a bunch of parts that I found a bit off-putting at the beginning, I don't need to worry about them (｡･ω･｡).

First, don't be fooled by my reading time; I've been following this book since it first started, and I've read every chapter carefully. Personally, I feel the rating is too low; it should be at least 8 points or higher. The biggest advantage: the Imperial Uncle!!!

Well, the characters are well-developed and distinctive, and the protagonist is well-developed—not too invincible, nor too mindless. Although the plot is largely predictable, it's still very engaging. Five stars!

It's pretty good, much better than many other shows that are unbearably bad from the start. However, the battle descriptions are often quite simple and rushed. And the little black cat is so pitiful! Can we please let it get back on its feet soon? It gets abused from the very beginning, its heavenly gate is pierced right after it transforms, it's threatened by the big cat by the neck, and it even fails to evolve. It's practically invisible! Please, let the cat have a better life.

I've been so bored lately, not having any novels to read. I've already finished all the good ones, and each update is so short. I looked for a few more, but none of them were interesting. Although this one has some classic elements, it's still pretty good. Classics become classics because they're good! 😆

The pacing is good. Compared to "The Sweat Is Mine, But the Stats Are Theirs," the only difference is that evolution in this book allows for more imaginative exploration. This book simply uses true essence transfer to evolve into beast girls, and then there's no other extra room for imagination, which might make it slightly less appealing...

The logic is meticulous, excellent, and shows great potential, but it's a shame that not many people read it. The only pity is the relatively few battle scenes (because the battles he writes are all very fast-paced). Instead, it focuses on foreshadowing and adding background elements, which is quite good. The foreshadowing doesn't affect the main plot; too much fighting wouldn't be good either.

As a new author's work, the writing is decent. It lacks detailed descriptions of fight scenes, but the other parts, such as daily life and the main plot, are acceptable. However, it lacks traffic; if it were recommended and promoted, the final rating would likely be around 7. X. Suitable for casual reading.

The match segment was long and tedious, but overall it was alright.

There are currently no training or education programs available for leveling up and grinding monsters; the poison spots are currently unavailable.