Beast Taming: Evolution Cube
御兽：进化魔方
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 672k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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280Chapters
2.4kRecommendations
16.1kFans
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I laughed when I got to chapter 25: Before the Beastmasters even have any skills, the so-called training involves sending these aspiring Beastmasters to the wilderness to complete small-team missions, with the added message: "Your missions are highly randomized, it all depends on luck." Seriously? Did the author have a brain fart? A bunch of students with absolutely no skills!
Don't evolve other people's pets, because there are too many cheat codes for this; every book says the same thing: evolving other people's pets results in them becoming highly poisonous.
To be honest, he's already in Project Hidden Dragon and he's still acting recklessly. If it weren't for the protagonist's halo, he would have died countless times. The protagonist's halo isn't the problem, but this is too much for him. It gives the impression that without it, the protagonist is useless, and he's not reliable at all.
In this beast-taming novel, the protagonist doesn't get his first tamed beast until chapter 70 or so... You're awesome, author!
Haha, the protagonist has a beast tamer now, please kick me! Let me see how many pages this book needs to reach the point where it's connected to the title.
This plot, sending high school students to Syria, considering the actual danger, and making an exception by letting them bring only a pen—any more would hinder their ability to fight tanks with their bare hands—is so incredibly merciful! It's almost tear-jerking!
Holy crap, I've read over 40 chapters and still no beast taming! This is trash novel, it's a beast taming novel, not fantasy. You're wasting my time, damn it!
Beast taming novels have become a genre of fantasy martial arts, making it really hard to find a pure beast taming work!
If a school only produces four graduates, how many—a hundred or two hundred—can a small city of four or five hundred thousand people possibly produce? Is it even possible to protect this city?
I've written 59 chapters and I haven't even started to break through the Beast Taming Space yet. I'm speechless at how slow it is.