A Guide to Breeding Magical Beasts in Another World

It seems like it should be a simple black rabbit. The drawn result is completely different from what I had in my mind.

This must be the novel with the fewest words per chapter on Qidian, right? The content is really good, and it's also really short... With this word count, can't you update a little more each day? When will it be available for purchase? Please release it quickly so I can urge you to update!

The plot feels forced and disjointed, the main storyline is unclear, and some scenes that could have been omitted are left unfinished, while others that shouldn't be omitted are. It feels like reading a diary, disjointed narrative. Furthermore, we still don't know what specific skills the "Shadow Doll" possesses; it seems like it was just written down whatever came to mind.

It's strange, the premise is interesting, the protagonist is very creative, and the interactions with the magical pets are quite good. But I lose interest in reading it after a while. Occasionally I'll flip through the bookshelf and look at it, but then I lose interest again. Now I don't even want to click on it.

Personally, I find it awkward that you're saying the system breaks down reproductive barriers. However, the conventional worldview posits the absence of reproductive isolation. It's absurd that after millions of years, species would still belong to different populations and not interbreed.

After saving up for over a year, I only have 60-odd chapters left! 😰😰

This book is disgusting. In summary: They just go all out to pad the word count, writing tedious, irrelevant details that don't affect the plot and whose ending is obvious. It's like telling you on someone's neck that they're padding the word count. And then there are the details that should be written in detail, the things we want to see... Alas! They're not there.

The author is overly immersed in their own story, a story written for themselves. While some parts are interesting, most are quite boring, the plot stagnant and lacking in detail where it should be, while making unnecessary explanations as if the reader were a three-year-old.

It's really well-written, but I don't know why there are so many rude and sarcastic comments and the data isn't very good. I'm really afraid it will be abandoned. I hope the author can persevere and finish it, because I feel like this world has just begun and I really want to see a wider world. Keep it up, author! I'll support you when I get my New Year's money.

If you titled your book "Monster Girl Breeding Guide," it would definitely be number one on the list.