The Beast Tamer's Path to Immortality

I'd give it four stars. Overall, there aren't any major flaws. The writing style is decent, and the plot is imaginative enough to make it readable. The minor drawback is that it overshadows the protagonist's combat abilities. The protagonist constantly hides his true strength in the cultivation world, putting himself in danger and taking himself too seriously.

The writing is not bad and the logic is fairly reasonable. However, the various modifications and innovations require basic knowledge, which the protagonist hasn't read much of. He relies entirely on his comprehension to learn, which feels a bit forced.

Although it's a story set in two different worlds, the two worlds basically don't influence each other. It's simply a combination of two books, with pet beasts becoming the cheat code in the cultivation world, and elixirs and cultivation becoming the cheat codes in the beast taming world. In a modern beast taming world, can't you use computers to machine learn runes?

Advantages: No female lead, no villainous aura. Disadvantages: In a cultivation world, you're barely surviving, and you can't get the resources you need. Why skip levels in a beast taming world (short of money?)? After 3 years, you can sweep away everything, the conditions are even better, you can cultivate immortality, and you won't lack talent or resources. In a beast taming world, if you really want to grow, there's no shortage of talent scouts for these obvious gems.

I went to watch it properly and found it to be at a level that you can only see on a certain platform... The world-building is grand and the setting is complete, the language is fluent and the information density is just right, the protagonist's personality is very well-rounded, he wholeheartedly raises his pet beast and grows himself, the stone is also very cute, and the author always manages to…

I've caught up, read up to chapter 181, it's good. Currently no female lead, no romantic subplots, a combination of a beast-taming world and a cultivation world. Beast-taming world: genius protagonist, skipping grades in the college entrance exam, a fixed resource point in the academy, earning money outside. (The human realm is peaceful, hence the genius protagonist.)

66 Cards, Qi Refining Level 4, Foundation Establishment requires 300, Gold Cards require 600 or 1000, Nascent Soul requires 2000, God of War requires at least 5000, and the last one requires over 10,000.

Yes, you can do it! Keep it up, author! It's all filler content; 80% of the content is filler. Ten chapters don't even make a dent in the progress.

The dual-world travel setting is incredibly novel, and the dual main storylines of beast taming and cultivation run parallel without conflict. The interactions between the protagonist and the little star dog are so heartwarming, the character development is clear, the world-building is complete, and the writing is smooth and natural. I read dozens of chapters in one go—it's truly a great read! (Doubao version)

Those who aren't perfectionists can read this (I prefer five spiritual roots to three). There are some issues that shouldn't be overthought. First, the protagonist initially chooses the Four Seasons Deer for his Beast Taming and Planting talent.