Beastmaster

The first three chapters were really bad. The Moon Rabbit, as a support character, could only heal, which was annoying because she couldn't even stack buffs for her teammates. Everything else was great, though. It's a rare gem among pet novels. Does anyone have any good pet novel recommendations? I haven't been able to find anything good lately.

This book is truly amazing. The first 50 chapters are full of novice-level mistakes and flaws. After chapter 50, it gradually improves and takes off after chapter 100. After chapters 140 or 150, it's already comparable to some professional authors. The speed of progress of this professional author is too fast. It feels like a completely different person writing it. Everyone must persevere.

For us readers, we don't ask for excessive praise of the book; simply providing reasonable suggestions to the author is the greatest support! The first few dozen chapters may have a few flaws, but otherwise, it's truly well-written. Please provide feedback and criticism in the general discussion section; leaving it in the comments might mislead new readers.

As a seasoned bookworm, I've read countless novels, and now I often find myself in a reading slump (I'm quite picky). The reason I really enjoyed this book and even became its operations manager is twofold: firstly, I've been a huge fan of beast-taming novels in recent years (and this book is a promising contender); secondly, the protagonist is incredibly realistic.

1. This book is a slow burn, not a mindless wish-fulfillment novel!! A few chapters of the early Secret Realm Trials might be a bit grueling and unsatisfying for some readers; if you don't like that, you can skip those chapters. It gets better and better later on!

Milky Way

It gets better and better as it goes on. There were a few flaws at the beginning, but they're mostly gone later. There will be some minor issues in the early chapters, but trust me, the later plot won't disappoint you, especially after chapter 100. For a debut novel, it's quite impressive, in my opinion. Author, you absolutely must keep it up!

Well, you can tell the author is a novice, and the writing has many flaws, but it somehow gives me the urge to keep reading. I think the main reason is that it's not about the quantity of pets but their quality; the enjoyment comes from the steady growth of each pet. The world-building is vast and has a distinct Eastern fantasy feel. They need to promote it more, build up some chapters, and if it doesn't gain popularity quickly enough, it will be quite awkward.

[Feedback/Opinions/Post-Reading Evaluation] Comprehensive Building. With a humble attitude of seeking advice, we are soliciting reading feedback from our readers. This includes, but is not limited to, worldview, characters, dialogue, plot development, pet settings, etc. Evaluations are welcome, whether good or bad, but we hope you can be objective (emphasis added).

The operations manager said this book is a slow burn, not a mindless wish-fulfillment novel, and shouldn't be judged by the standards of such novels. I've read 72 chapters, and it really feels bland, so bland I almost cried! It's not a mindless wish-fulfillment novel, but it can't be without any exciting moments either.