We Both Transform Into Beast Armor, but You Call That Armor?

As a bookworm for almost twenty years, I think this book is worth reading; it's definitely a high-quality read. It incorporates many systems and improves upon the common shortcomings of beast taming, such as the weakness of beast tamers. Unlike other books that focus on beast taming, this one features a dual development path for both the beast tamer and the beast tamer, with a lighthearted and…

A fantastic novel! The characters are vividly portrayed, the plot is well-narrated, and the world-building and power system are very well-developed. The author is also quite witty, occasionally weaving in slice-of-life moments and humorous anecdotes, which is quite entertaining.

@Zechenxuanfan If you pass on your own cultivation techniques to others, what if they become your enemies? How will you fight them? And why should you pass on the techniques you've painstakingly researched? Passing on a little bit is fine, but you can't pass on everything just for money. Anyway, it seems like you've passed on almost everything so far.

After reading more than ten chapters, I still don't know what I've read. All I see is a protagonist who is afraid of death but acts recklessly.

I absolutely love this main cast! The cheeky yet resourceful protagonist, the strong and well-connected best friend, the rich and magical Little Liboli (laughs), and all the other distinctive supporting characters—I love them all! 🥰

It's really good, and the world-building is amazing. If it doesn't fall apart later on, it'll probably be even more exciting. It's a shame the title doesn't do it justice 🤦

Over the past two years, Chen Yupan learned how to generate and deflect force from Qin Qiong. Later, Xi Tong was matched with Luo Tong, Yuwen Chengdu, Lü Bu, Guan Yu, Zhao Yun, and Xiang Yu—each more outrageous than the last. Fortunately, the feedback he received here could be applied to his physical body, allowing him to solidify his foundation through repeated beatings. That's the end of the recollection. How could I not give it to you? Here you go.

It's very good; the story is novel, exciting, and worth watching.

It's beautiful, truly beautiful. It's not pretentious or cheesy; the concept is refreshing and perfectly balanced. Why such a low rating? It's a rare gem, with a diverse range of beast taming types, well-developed characters, and all the basic strengths of male-oriented fiction without being vulgar. Overall, it's excellent, so why such a low score? The few drawbacks are the slow pacing; it either abruptly ends or, once it reaches 1000 chapters, it feels like the author can't keep up.

I thought it was a research project, but I didn't expect to be tricked from the very beginning.