Prophecy-Based Beast Taming

The premise in the first chapter is flawed. Do you have to pay compensation for treating someone? Is there any company that doesn't buy insurance? If so, are there any hospitals left in the world? If a doctor treats you but fails to save you, does that mean the doctor should go to jail for intentional homicide?

The female protagonists in rain-themed novels are quite troublesome. I think the female protagonists in beast-taming novels are more numerous than those in fantasy novels. In addition to considering a bunch of treatments that normal female protagonists need, female protagonists in fantasy novels also need to cultivate their strength.

This book focuses too much on scientific research, making it difficult to immerse the reader. The appeal of beast-taming novels lies in evolution, which this book at least touches upon at the beginning, but then completely abandons.

I wonder if the source of this cheat ability is some kind of conspiracy or a super-powerful adversary. I get anxious whenever I see cheat abilities discovered later with unclear origins.

I only read about ten chapters. How should I put it? He's too much of a protagonist. Wherever he goes, trouble follows. If he didn't have precognition, how many times would he have died in the first ten chapters?

Regarding a common question about Chapter 1, someone asked it in the comments section, and I explained it below. Readers can take a look; I don't know if I explained it clearly. If there are any parts in the novel that you find unclear or illogical, please feel free to point them out.

The small place is unreasonable. First of all, how dare your pet go into the wild without any attack skills? And you say there's no problem if nothing unexpected happens? First of all, your pet is a normal level, while there are elite and lord levels in the wild. You don't even have any attack skills except for glowing. Also, don't you know how your parents died? Didn't you learn your lesson from the attack you were attacked and almost died a while ago?

This is the fourth time I've opened this book. What I really want to see is a book with a protagonist who studies pet evolution and references a guide to breeding otherworldly magical beasts. There's too much adventure and showing off, which I'm not really into. Also, the protagonist's halo is a bit too strong, giving off a feeling of "I am the protagonist, I was born extraordinary."

No female lead? Well, I'll give it a try. Actually, I prefer stories where you defeat your own beast tamers.

It's only been a dozen or so chapters, and every day there are cult incidents. When predicting future crises, they know they can't escape, but why don't they just run into the Black Hole Junkyard? They're inexplicably arrested and their brains aren't working properly.