Beast Tamer: I Can Fuse Anything

The latest chapters are extremely poisonous, starting from chapter 85. The author forcibly suppressed the protagonist, causing him to be unconscious for more than ten days and forcibly reducing his combat power to an ordinary level. His talent was already so-so, and there were more than a dozen people with more amazing talents than the protagonist. Why did the author have to do this? If you can't write an invincible story, why do you have to forcibly suppress the protagonist?

I don't understand what you're trying to achieve by changing worlds? The book is ruined, I'm outta here.

I've read dozens of chapters so far and there aren't any major flaws, but the author's setting of having to gather materials to level up is really outrageous. The protagonist has top-tier auxiliary skills that allow him to directly see the requirements, while others don't, and others are always stuck at a certain level. You need materials for evolution, after all, it's for racial advancement.

The novels on Qidian these days are all written by studios. They all follow the same formula.

How did a book that only had 114 chapters get featured in the daily reading guide?

It's really frustrating. You rewrote it, and I don't know how you set up the outline. Suddenly changing the map, the protagonist's strength is 20 days behind, and the dungeons he faces are much stronger than him. Multiple pressures cause the readers' morale to plummet. This kind of book is just about watching the protagonist show off among NPCs.

Are they planning to abandon the project after changing the map? You might as well delete the last few chapters and continue writing the earlier plot.

Keep it up! Two monthly tickets are just a small token of my appreciation. ✊

I have a preliminary idea: the top ten positions might be dynamic and vacant, like karmic positions in cultivation. Someone can occupy them once they reach a certain level of strength, and newcomers can also try to take them if they're strong enough. Actual entry into the sequence starts from sequence 11. Otherwise, I really can't understand why the top ten wouldn't speak up. If they weren't on the same map, it's unlikely they would; what could ten people do? There's no need for them.

The author changed after chapter 86? Falling 20 days behind, what's the point?