
Global Beast Taming: I Have Countless Breeding Farms
全球御兽:我有无数养殖场
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 438k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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205Chapters
359Recommendations
4.3kFans
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I've read almost 70 chapters, and I'm deeply puzzled as to why the protagonist, with his "farming, leveling up, and getting rich" cheat code, isn't given time to develop. He's already taking on the world's villains at level one! Is he crazy?! This protagonist's halo is unparalleled! Is he really the center of the world...?
A farming novel that starts with a team battle is a taboo in book writing!
This book is terrible. The background setting isn't explained clearly, and while the author seems to be trying to foreshadow events, it all feels like a pointless exercise.
Extremely toxic, a novel about taming beasts and farming was twisted into something like a Detective Dee elementary school student, where a noob manages to survive amidst a bunch of powerful figures.
That's too toxic. A large group of people came up and started teaming up to ambush each other for level 20 materials, the kind of ambush that goes to extremes. If things are this chaotic during the beginner phase, the world must have been in chaos long ago. This author is nonsensical.
Highly poisonous, proceed with caution!
That's fucking toxic, it gives me a headache.
It's so good, so incredibly good, it's almost sickeningly good. Expecting a mediocre writer to write a readable novel is a pipe dream.
This is a scam. What kind of farm is this? No investment, fixed output.
He died from poisoning, and the villain kept attacking him from level one onwards, leaving no time for farming or development—a trope from twenty years ago.