Global Beast Taming: My Starting Beast Is the Overlord Xenomorph

It feels like he fell apart after leaving his birthplace. A lone wolf, after the apocalypse, leaving the city and the people, heading in one direction, crossing the desert for months, and ending up doing diplomacy abroad? My god, do you think you're a soldier? If you weren't a soldier, would you have this kind of awareness? Shouldn't you be leveling up and becoming the world's number one? This is outrageous!

After reading 36 chapters, here are my thoughts: This book feels like a chicken rib—tasteless to eat, but a pity to throw away.

181Cm tall and weighs 50kg? With that kind of appearance, he can't even walk fast.

This is the male lead

The epic rankings are all there, so it was all easily identified. And then they immediately released all the subsequent beasts, completely eliminating any sense of anticipation. This is a major mistake.

I can't quite accept it. The protagonist basically just goes with the flow. When there's external danger, the protagonist is a weapon, risking their life for the city. But once the danger to the city is eliminated, the protagonist becomes the biggest danger, scheming and plotting...

This is kind of funny. The praying mantis in this book can't fly? I've read over ten chapters. This isn't a game; it's been summoned into reality and it still can't fly—author, are you serious?

First, as an ordinary person living in peacetime, choosing to secretly leave the city without knowing the inside and outside of the city, only to be caught upon return, instead of trying to find out official information before leaving or doing anything else, is problematic. The author initially tries to conceal information about the military, but later expresses goodwill towards them.

It's ridiculous that the protagonist suddenly becomes such a simp in chapter 33. 😅

I'm indifferent to Western names!