Beast Taming Starts with Evolution

The author may not be sexist, but the stereotypes are quite strong. The female lead is pretty cool, but it's a bit hard to accept that almost all the excellent supporting characters are male. It would be more satisfying to write a harem story or a story about prostitution. And let's not even get into other things; your logic is flawed.

It's a rather absurd setup. I won't go into detail about the personality aspect; everyone has a different personality, and without an affinity bonus from the contract, it's normal to feel distant from a newly contracted, unfamiliar pet. At 16, after graduating from junior high, he took a talent test, formed a contract with a pet beast, and went to high school.

Dear Author, I didn't initially perceive you as misogynistic, and I still don't care now. However, I feel the recent chapters have deviated from the original character design. The aloof female lead has become someone who likes older women?? I'm filled with questions. Even if you want to break free from the misogynistic stereotype (which I don't care about at all!), Don't do it this way!

Here's a suggestion: female-oriented novels featuring strong female leads should include more compelling supporting female characters. It's getting boring with all the male-male/male ...

Seriously, I almost missed out on a beast-taming novel that really suited my taste. It's not a traditional beast-taming novel that focuses on partners and bonds. The female lead treats her pets more realistically, seeing them more as part of her strength than as companions or sources of warmth.

Run! Even pets are competing for females!! Don't look for articles in the trash!! A single outrageous move can be forgivable if the writing is good, but don't be so boastful if the writing is terrible.

The author's beast-taming novels are quite good. So I don't know where these posts have gone astray. The focus is on beast taming, okay? What's with the gender discrimination? I'm speechless at these posts. And why don't you talk about the obvious sexism in many male-oriented novels?

The beginning was alright, but it got worse as it went on, especially with that mute guy. So many chapters were wasted on him, and he kept supporting that brother and sister and acting like a saint 🙂.

To be honest, before I read the mermaid part, I thought this story was alright. But after that, I felt it was really baffling. The female lead's personality in the early stages was rather cold; she was even so cold that she might not even like her pet beast. But I think maybe the author wanted to create a contrast later, so her earlier behavior was understandable.

Why?