
I Told You to Tame Beasts, Not Become a God-Tier Breeding Master
让你御兽,没让你成神级培育师
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- Urban High Martial Arts
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Other names
- Beast Taming: The Strongest Breeder in History御兽:史上最强培育师Alternate title on Fanqie
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Looking for a Beast-Taming Novel with Lots of Evolution Paths That I Can Read Straight Through Without Skipping Chapters
Beast-Taming Stories Have Fallen Off, It's All on the Old Classics Now
Please recommend some new beast-taming novels, preferably ones published this year. The recommendation lists keep cycling through the same few titles, and I have barely seen any from this year. I have already read last year's books, and hardly any suited my tastes. I am surviving by rereading Charm of the Soul.
Beast-Taming Stories Where the Beasts Aren't All Female. I'm Really Tired of That
Ideally, he shouldn't have a younger sister either. A man with no women in his heart is naturally a god with a blade.
Beast-Taming Stories With No Little Sister. Preferably No Female Lead, and as Few Female Beasts as Possible
Recommend High-Quality Books. I'm Very Picky, and Hidden Masterpieces That Get Low Ratings Are Welcome Too
Beast-Taming Stories Without Those Eye-Rolling Evolution Paths Only the Protagonist Knows
There Are No Masterpieces Left in the Beast-Taming Genre!! Disagree? Come Argue!
Beast Taming, Pet Eggs, and Satisfying Reads That Hold Up
Please Recommend Good Beast-Taming Novels
Does anyone have any good beast-taming novels? Please, I'm begging you.
Looking for Beast-Taming or Spirit-Commanding Novels With Exciting Stories. I Love Collecting-Type Stories
Any Stories About Everyone Becoming a God, With Cheats?
I’m looking for stories about everyone becoming gods, or global deities. They don’t need to have cheats.
Astral Gods, Paths, Elves, and Beast Tamers
The protagonist can use cheat powers to help spirits or spirit beasts fulfill their destinies, and their own spirits or spirit beasts should eventually be cultivated into Star Gods.
Any Stories About Raising and Selling Exotic Beasts, Not Beast Taming!!!!
Looking for Beast-Taming Stories Where the Protagonist Specializes in Raising Spirit Beasts and Creating Evolution Paths
Looking for books like Beast Taming: The Greatest Breeder in History.
Looking for Novels Based on Tokusatsu Shows, Super Sentai, and More
I'd like to read books similar to "In the Age of Heroes, I'm the Villain Who Lives for Fun." Looking for novels based on movies, TV shows, or anime, like Kamen Rider and Super Sentai.
Beast-Taming Stories, No Starting Out as a Student. Eight Out of Ten Start with the College Entrance Exam.
Looking for books similar to "Pokemon: The Great Lord of Rock".
Beast-Taming Novels About Raising Beasts, Opening a Shop, and Making Money
Stories about raising and evolving things, with no CP, preferably no romantic tension, and no hordes of people of the opposite sex pursuing the protagonist.
Any Beast-Taming Novels Where the Protagonist Specializes in Raising Spirit Beasts? Please Help!
The protagonist is a beast tamer, and very powerful.
I'm in a Reading Slump
I've been reading for ages, and now I'm out of books. Does anyone have any recommendations for wuxia or xianxia novels? Preferably with a no-nonsense, overpowered protagonist.
The Protagonist Awakens the Strongest SSS-Rank Combat Ability from the Start, and Every Academy Wants Them. No Female Lead
No female lead. Lots of special abilities, and a handsome protagonist with no family or friends. He awakens his powers and face-slaps everyone. He can be funny or cold-blooded. Modern urban setting, and the protagonist is richer than any nation and stronger than the entire planet.
In a Reading Slump, Please Recommend Some Good Beast-Taming Stories for a Veteran Reader
Looking for a Story Where the Male Lead Runs a Shop Raising Spirit Beasts or Monsters
Something about raising spirit beasts in a shop, without running all over the place fighting. I read one like that before, but I can't find it anymore.
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It's very enjoyable, especially the logical flow. The protagonist subtly conceals the breeding process when showing it to outsiders, suggesting it was a coincidence or inspired by a research paper. Other beast-taming novels I've read, where the protagonist helps others evolve their beasts without any attempt to hide it, even knowing the evolution path and system, they don't bother to pretend and…
It's a rare find from Tomato, a novel with sound logic and not mindless plot points. The climaxes come one after another, with frequent displays of swagger, but without being off-putting or resorting to mindless twists like "beating the young leads to the old, beating the old leads to an even older one." Like most of Tomato's novels, the ending is still about Dihua and mindless enjoyment.
This book defies traditional combat and focuses on specialized training, with the title itself being the biggest joke. While others desperately contract powerful pets and train for battles, the protagonist doesn't follow the combat route. Instead, he raises, improves, and customizes evolutionary paths, transforming a bunch of ordinary, weak pets into top-tier divine beasts. ✅Highlight 1.
Very enjoyable, logically sound, and the plot holes are resolved. The design of the beast taming system is in-depth and detailed. The supporting characters are also rich and realistic. Regular updates, great read!! It's a truly excellent beast taming novel!!
It's quite good. I really like the feeling of nurturing things; it's very enjoyable. The author's writing is indeed very good. Looking at what the author said at the end, now that we have foxes and trees, how about adding a flying type? The protagonist is currently quite short of resources, so perhaps some water or wood-type creatures could be added, allowing him to cultivate rare flowers and…
This is a pure beast-taming story, written quite cleanly without much violence. Keep up the good work, author! I'm speechless. The Lotus Fairy contract is utterly ridiculous. Contracting your aunt just for pet strength? Why not just have your master contract with you? Forcibly increasing combat power when you could level up slowly... Unbelievable.
The logic is pretty good, the plot flows smoothly, and there aren't too many classic villain scenes, making it a very enjoyable watch. The later sentence structure is repetitive and clichéd, which is rather uninteresting; the earlier parts are still somewhat enjoyable.
It's pretty good. Apart from the excessive filler text and slow plot, there aren't many other problems.
Very good, looks clean, no messy villains or events. I hope the author gives the number ten lotus fairy a good job. She's too cute and innocent to be a powerful character, but being a mascot would be nice too 😳
Among the cultivation/nurturing genre novels I've read, this one is quite good. It's slow-paced and doesn't have any mindless, overly exciting moments; its strength lies in its realism. Of the few Tomato-themed novels I've read, this is one that I found readable and enjoyable. Best wishes to the author! ❤️❤️❤️