Others Tame Beasts, I Tame Demons
别人御兽我御妖
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
334Chapters
14kRecommendations
87.3kFans
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All the beasts the protagonist tames are female and will transform into beautiful women. The protagonist's entire team consists of beauties, and he's surrounded by them. I suggest the author rename this novel "Others Tame Beasts, I Tame Women."
Each main character hides and suppresses themselves, and also has a saintly heart and a burden.
It's so annoying to watch. The male lead hides all his abilities. What's wrong with him? You need to show your strength before someone trains you. If he relies on himself for everything, when will he ever become strong?
This is utterly outrageous. A quasi-god level inheritance! The highest level a nation can achieve is Emperor. If the text hadn't mentioned that Guancheng was a small city and Bai Zhiyan's parents were only Grandmaster level, I would have almost thought this was a top-tier city or even a top-tier state. Is the protagonist's halo based on "equality for all beings"?
I really can't stand it anymore. I was originally reading it on Qidian.com, but I was so speechless that I downloaded this app to vent. I got annoyed after chapter 100, but I endured it and kept going. But after chapter 200, I just couldn't take it anymore. Is the protagonist stupid? Is he fucking insane? I'm speechless.
The plot was poorly structured, with too many forced and unintentionally idiotic and pretentious scenes. In some parts, the protagonist was portrayed as hypocritical and self-righteous. What could have been a hit book was ruined.
I'm not sure if my understanding is correct, but in reality, those with great talent are academic high-achievers, and the top-tier ones are academic geniuses. Combat strength is equivalent to exam-taking ability, and those with weak combat strength are just poor students. The top-tier ones achieve results in international competitions!
After obtaining the legacy from the ruins, the writing felt terribly messed up… The legacy of a demigod—any normal person would know that knowledge is more important than pets… Then, the later meetings with colleagues were also problematic. For example, after agreeing to join the small-scale war, the protagonist immediately changed his gaze towards the warrior…
The entire Ruins of Heritage, with a burden in tow, was conquered in a daze, and a near-god-level pet was given away without a second thought. What kind of person is this?
Seeing over 50 chapters filled with minor flaws, the author initially mentioned talent as a cheat, then quickly denied it, wanting to hide it. Presumably, they're afraid of developing too quickly, so they suppress understanding. Even if they increase their strength and make money, everyone will know, but they still need to hide it from their family because they're afraid of having to explain…