God-Tier Beast Tamer: Starting with a High-Tech System

I can't understand why so many people want to go to school and university, only to find themselves competing and running dungeons all the time. There's nothing much to do at school, and they don't really teach anything, so in the end, they're still just self-studying.

If the author sets the bloodline to be mixed, I hope that the more mixed the bloodline, the more difficult it is to purify. Also, it would be best if the data did not show 100%, but rather that 80%/90% would be the peak of biological purity, unless it is an elemental bloodline that has 100%.

It's a bit of a coincidence (just kidding).

It's not that I don't understand, does the protagonist have enemies? He's hiding his strength just to go to school, and his pet is so rare he's afraid someone will steal it? He just explained that this cat is affordable for anyone with money, and the next second he's hiding it 🤔

It seems that novels about possessing pets usually start by having a useless pet signed up.

Has anyone calculated how much it cost to raise the protagonist's cat? It could buy several houses! And that's just the basics; for higher-level cats, you probably couldn't print that much money even if you sold the entire Earth.

I suggest the author add a tag like "pretending to be weak to actually harm others" to the title. This way, readers will at least be mentally prepared and won't be disgusted and driven away.

I just started watching, and I really don't understand why they made the protagonist a student who failed his college entrance exam and is repeating it. They could have just made him a high school sophomore. Anyway, the system comes with him from his time travel, the cat is a stray, the female classmate is just a supporting character, so they made her a senior, and the "working to sell animal food" is just a summer job—none of that affects the plot. Repeating a year is just so off-putting.

I found this book very good and it really suited my taste. I love stories where characters gradually become stronger. Keep it up!

So the protagonist's C-rank pet is really powerful? Does it need to be hidden? The "pretending to be weak" trope isn't popular anymore.