A Guide to Abnormal Beast Pet Cultivation

Hmm! These settings are good, but as for why the popularity is low, it's probably because the way the settings are expressed is too weak. The sheer volume of settings piled up by the masses has deterred most readers.

Judging from the synopsis and the beginning, I suspect most people, like me, were drawn in by the pet-raising aspect. It's not that other elements couldn't be included, but even with the initial lizard, only four creatures were raised before they ran off and became unruly. Could you perhaps balance the pet-raising plot with other storylines?

Well, it's better written than the average beast-taming novel, but I don't know why it's so unpopular. Maybe the author should try networking with other authors in the same genre; it seems like that would be quite effective.

I don't really like the author's ideas. They research something and then just dump it online without trying to secure resources. When resources run out, they risk their lives. I don't quite understand that. And then there's the issue of live streaming. When did cultivators become the target of online abuse? Do they even need online approval? They could just get certified directly.

Well... It's a decent beast-taming novel, good to read if you're looking for something to read. Chapters five and six are a bit archaeological, but the later chapters are rather over-the-top and contain too many video elements. Suggestion: Describe the pets more, the training process, etc., And reduce the amount of live stream comments and video uploads (눈_눈).

To be honest, it's better to skip around chapters five and six.

The certified evolutionary paths can be easily pirated online, showing a complete lack of confidentiality and copyright awareness. To prevent piracy, the protagonist directly releases the official version for free, costing 1.5 Million for a single evolution that alters an entire race. The government doesn't even offer rewards; it's better to use private evolution methods since everyone's already a high-level breeder. Will everything be released via video later?

It looks good, it's watery, it's slow, and it's not much.

Well written However, the narrative focuses on the training aspect, not the combat aspect.

I wasn't really looking forward to it; there was no enjoyment? Or was it something else? I'm quite puzzled.