My Beast Taming Is a Little Too Strong

I have high hopes for Haojiu Mei's writing skills, especially her beast-taming stories. The prerequisite is that I don't stop updating. 😊

This book is probably doomed; it won't last long. The fact that it wasn't updated frequently after its release suggests either a lack of drafts or a lack of interest in the author.

Good grief, "All Heavens" was abandoned, that book was abandoned too, and now this one is going to be abandoned as well? I wonder how the enthusiasm of the other long-time fans is going, but I feel like mine is being worn down. They spend a pittance on each new book and then start writing a new one. Is this a good thing? This is not good.

I'm speechless. I thought the last two books had good themes, but they just cut them off like that. I admit the last one was difficult to write, but this one felt like it was over before it even got off the ground. If they cut the next one too, I won't read any more of their works.

I'm disappointed in the girl this time →_→

I remember that "Sichuan-Chongqing Grand Steward" and "Ocean Elf" are both your accounts, right? How many alt accounts do you actually plan to create? I remember you said when the divine pet evolved that you would drop out of school to write web novels, right? Did you go to work? Aren't you going to write anymore?

It'll be updated soon, I already asked Xiaojiu~

In short, it's short! Two words, too short! Three words: nurture it first, then see!

This book?? Chapter 59 was released, no author's note, just three chapters after release. I feel like if this goes on too long, the author will start complaining... That's pretty much the start of its decline...

Actually, the author wasn't entirely wrong. It's supposed to be a beast-taming story, but it didn't delve much into the training and nurturing of beasts. The protagonist is supposed to be in school, but there wasn't much focus on his school life. It seems they also intended to write a behind-the-scenes story or an academic research story, but those were only partially developed. The plot was rushed, and it was unclear what the protagonist wanted to do or what his goals were.