Beast-Taming Contracts Across the Realms

At the suggestion of readers, let's start a brainstorming thread~ You can write down your thoughts, and [the author is a bit eccentric] will select the most detailed, novel, or suitable ideas for later plot developments and include them in the book. All forms of divergent thinking are welcome! Format reference: ——Arcade [Corridor Name: Bush Jungle] [Danger Level: Level 1]

This is the only beast-taming novel I can still read right now. I hope you keep up the good work. [Note] I've read a lot of books, so I'm a bit picky. Therefore, "I can read it" here means I appreciate it.

If I keep writing, producing high-quality works shouldn't be a problem. 😁

I've been traveling for six days, this is a bit short, I'm not satisfied! @Reader

If it's just about ordinary monster-hunting and leveling up, then there are tons of games with that kind of theme... But the author actually came up with a match-3 game mode... That's interesting... The biggest highlight is what kind of thing can be created from these three items.

I thought it was just okay. It's watchable (I'm picky), but nothing particularly special. After watching the beginning, it felt formulaic. There are actually some parts that could be emphasized. For example, the blood-synthesizing cheat ability could be explored, including the protagonist's exploration and reflections on the cheat ability, how to maximize its use, and the use of taboos (such as…

It's very well written; as a fan of beast taming, I'm full of praise. The synopsis really caught my eye, and the theme is very novel. Keep up the good work!

Author, are you really not considering continuing to write?! It's such a waste to waste such a good work! 😭😢

The premise is good, but the plot is too overpowered. There are no other restrictions, the protagonist levels up too quickly, and he has no emotional connection to his beast tamers except for fighting. He keeps changing them, and the beast card drop rate is 100%, plus they can be traded.

Looking at it, the levels are unclear. According to current logic, money can instantly elevate you to a level several hundred; there's no requirement for spiritual power or other limitations on the physical body. As long as the card level is high, registering it immediately elevates you to a higher level. Imagine, someone with money and power could become a top expert in a day! The author should have included a system where insufficient spiritual power prevents the summoning of monsters!