Beast Taming: There's Something Wrong with My System, and It's Huge

The subject matter is okay, the plot is non-toxic, and the protagonist focuses on scientific research. Although it has a strong AI flavor, it is still quite interesting overall. The AI flavor is too strong and makes it tiring to read.

Relatively speaking, it is quite good, with a simple breeder and a research-oriented protagonist. It is much better than other novels that pretend to be breeders and work as beast masters, and the age group chosen is correct. The breeders in many novels are actually poor students in the third year of high school, which is outrageous. Please write it well, and please train it as a research scholar. After all, trainers and breeders are two different concepts, but you can also have a championship process of valuable events. A breeder who can't fight is not a good trainer 🍉 🍉 🍉

It's quite interesting to watch. The AI ​​flavor is a bit strong, and some of the scientific research is incomprehensible. However, the setting is relatively novel and does not rely entirely on the system. At least it is more interesting than those that follow the routine completely.

To be honest, the chosen subject matter is okay, and the plot is okay, but the AI ​​flavor is too strong and a bit confusing. Every time I watch it, it makes me feel like watching a Douyin AI comic drama. From what I heard, it is still good. It is recommended to only listen and not read

It is a pretty good scientific research article on the beast-control style. There is very little combat content, but it is understandable. After all, it can capture the core "scientific research" of its own story. After considering other side "battles", it seems that the emotional line is still shallow after all. The proportion of female characters in this article is not very high. However, since most of the important characters in the story are women, it will appear to be more "diligent". Some male main characters can be added appropriately, or some female sub-plots that do not revolve around the protagonist. The above is just my personal opinion. Please judge for yourself whether it is good or not.

It's rare to write a book review. Generally speaking, the flaws are not hidden, but there are also many problems, such as being too close to each other and unclear about the cause and effect, and the supporting characters are too stereotyped. Also, the author may not have gone through that university experience, so he is a bit too idealistic about writing papers and publishing them, but this is actually not a bad experience for reading. However, for those who have actually gone through the process, it may feel a bit too serious and exaggerated. Generally speaking, it is a breath of fresh air among beast-control novels. It is much better than most of the first three chapters that focus on hidden evolutionary routes. Moreover, it is indeed rare to write a beast-control novel independently outside the Pokémon framework, and to integrate companionship growth and shining points. It reminds me of the feeling of watching the first half of the scientific beast-control chapters. But to be honest, the author's description of favors and characters is indeed a bit too simple, and it does not make people remember it deeply at first sight. It is really a pity. I hope to continue to maintain the style in the later period, and at the same time expand the contact area, so that readers can have a more concrete experience of the entire world. Seeing thunder in the smallest details will reveal the true story. I really don't want to follow it anymore. Forget about the previous ones. Can you not let readers know the gender at a glance every time a new character is added? What you write is a beast-control novel, not a harem novel. The ones you wrote at the beginning are all introduced as soon as they appear, so I won't say anything about them, but please give some consideration to the weight of gender later. I won't complain about the plot in which the protagonist is not dragged for identity verification or knowledge exchange. But in the current situation, you should not have the protagonist to do this standard area, unless you completely intend to write this novel as an intellectual novel. The normal plot should be based on a few of their standards, and then the protagonist feels it is inappropriate and then slightly changes it. In other words, they made this thing, tried it for a period of time, found that it was still defective, and then the protagonist provided additional opinions. Also, it's been so long, it's time to start. Your audience is beast-controlling lovers. As you said, beast-controlling is based on strength, not purely research value. Not to mention the imposed battle plot, but normal auxiliary research to improve, and then participate in the arms race or secret exploration, combined with the special resources buried in the previous article, it can be smoothly connected. Such rigid writing and research plots will really not attract readers.

There is AI, but it has little impact. The cultivation and research process is relatively reasonable. Some novels of this type directly assess strange beasts that evolve a new route on the spot. I can only say that I understand them all. The questions given are about the research direction and checking for omissions, rather than directly giving the results, which is much better than directly copying the answers. The protagonist now has to consider the realization of research results and the establishment of a training institute, otherwise it will be difficult to do anything.

It is a very rigorously written research article. The descriptions of various data are very good, and the interaction with the heroine or female supporting character is also very good. It's the kind of mediocre, but very interesting. Although the score is not high, if you write more and get more people to evaluate it, it will probably get very good results. This is a very good research article on beast control.

It's a pretty good research article. It's systematic but not overwhelming. The system is a bit of a trick, and it's different from ordinary beast-control articles. In some places, the author's writing style is a bit gentle and has the flavor of a light novel. I quite like this feeling. The realization of each of the protagonist's theories includes experiments, thinking, hiding, and cool points. The only problem is that the combat power is still not clear enough, including the combat power of the system, but since there are no battle scenes now, we will wait. In summary, this is a pretty good beast-control novel in Tomato. It's an eye-catcher and worth reading.

I was listening and reading, and then I don't know if you have watched a video. If you have written the Preface to Prince Teng's Pavilion [Learned] for the college entrance examination, some of the tone in this one is very similar to that one. For example, this is not a question of scoring at all, but a question of the National Admissions Office. But if you look at it from the front, you will be tired of aesthetics from the back, and the AI taste is indeed a bit