Beast Taming: Starting as the Sky-Dominating Overlord

Here's some advice for the author: Perhaps you should play to your strengths and avoid your weaknesses. Your strengths lie in your descriptions of insects and plants, so please stop writing novels with human or animal protagonists. If you had shown improvement after *Cockroach*, that would be one thing, but none of your subsequent books have been completed. Don't be stubborn.

I want to read more farming/development stories about insects by Astral Cockroach; I haven't had enough of cockroaches yet.

First it was the lottery to suppress emotions, then it was the negative emotion reduction—so boring! 😱

I'm the first one! I hope to write a farming/development story like Astral Cockroach.

Even lighthearted and cheerful stories need a powerful and enjoyable protagonist... If you don't believe me, go look at those lighthearted and fun books that make money; none of them have a protagonist as... Useless as yours. And next time, if the protagonist isn't an inherently simple-minded animal, don't write him as a generous sucker.

I think the main problem is that the protagonist's beast-taming lacks planning. It feels like he just contracts whatever he has on hand, resulting in a chaotic and unsystematic skill set. Then there's the low success rate of gacha pulls, the meager boost from big prizes, and other factors that hinder the protagonist's and his beasts' growth.

Writing trash and pushing back the schedule is fine, but you can't go this far. This project must have cost at least 10 million coins. Could someone else with 500,000 coins normally even compete? Is your input-output ratio really that absurd? Even farming novels shouldn't be written like this. It's a miracle this will be popular; it's not relaxing, enjoyable, or fun at all. Even a stone dropped into water makes a sound.

It's supposed to be a slice-of-life story, but instead of letting go of the dragon blood ginseng spirit you painstakingly nurtured and developed a bond with, you sell it to pursue some kind of "Heavenly Radiance" style. It's supposed to be a fast-paced, enjoyable read, but you drag it out and padded with unnecessary details.

I'm someone who reads pirated books, and I only downloaded Qidian specifically to add the author's new book to my favorites. I started with *Ant Thieves*, and after finishing it, I searched the entire internet for half a year before confirming that this type of book is unique—there's no other like it (even if it has a bad ending).

I want to see a farming/development story with characters like cockroaches from the Astral Realm, just to get noticed! (ง •̀_•́)ง