Beast Tamer Supreme
驭兽主宰
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.5M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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I believe Fan Yan initially wrote the book with a dream in mind, but due to its less-than-stellar performance, he gradually became disillusioned. Although Fan Yan has decided to stop writing, I still thank the story of Beast Tamer and hope the author will be happy in the future. 🙂
Hmm, this looks a bit confusing. I've been organizing the Record of Mystic Beasts lately... However, a bug was discovered: both Wan Ye Wang and Zi Yue Long are the seventeenth... Then they lost their fighting spirit...
Let's discuss the villain's tactics.
Basically, the villains in this book all come out in two modes: one is arrogant 🤫, saying, "Killing you is giving you face," and the other is servile 😏, saying, "So what if you're powerful? I'll go find your enemies to kill you." The process, of course, involves various face-slapping incidents.
Thank you to the author for their efforts. Although it's not great, it still kept me company for a while. 😁
This book feels like a pet-themed version of Battle Through the Heavens.
I feel like the writing has fallen apart lately; is the author just trying to finish it quickly?
I actually think adding a data panel for pets would be a good idea.
The protagonist's enemies are intellectually deficient. The plot is clichéd: endlessly being discriminated against and humiliated by passersby, then harboring resentment. I just want to know, with the protagonist's mocking face, are there no passersby who would peacefully coexist with him? Why are all the protagonist's hero-saves-the-damsel-in-distress scenes the same?
The mere mention of foxes reminds me of Pet Charm.
Our Chinese teacher once told us that conflict drives the plot forward (humorous).