What Do I Do Now That I’ve Become a Beast Tamer?

Reading these kinds of domestic Pokémon stories is really frustrating. Why do they have to set up such ridiculous racial and hierarchical systems? The Pokémon's level is inherently limited by this thing. It's like they tried to learn from Pokémon but didn't, and instead created their own ridiculous system. I've never seen anything like this in Pokémon.

You ended up transforming into a human, right? An incredibly realistic illusion, pretending to be a human to participate in the competition. What's the difference between that and transformation? It doesn't match what's written in the synopsis, Chapter 260. You still became human.

This book is a good one; if it doesn't fall apart or get abandoned, it might become a hit.

It's a beast-themed story, but adding humanoid clones ruins the essence. So many books have failed because of clones, and you're still using clones?

Becoming human is meaningless. In my opinion, the essence of alien beasts is the word "beast." They're no longer human. You become a beast, a different species, but if your mindset doesn't change, if you maintain a human mentality internally while outwardly transforming into a human form, then you're human inside and out. What's the difference between you and a human?

Didn't you already have some completed works? Why didn't you promote your own work? It's like you're in solitary confinement; with five comments, I thought you'd activated a follower account.

The villainous organization seems strange; they decided to steal dogs just because they saw one on TV, and they keep losing members in their pursuit of the theft.

Having read this for so long, here's a small suggestion for the author. After reading some comments and posts, many readers felt uncomfortable about the protagonist disguising himself as a human to participate in the competition, feeling it was a case of false advertising. However, I can understand this plot point.

Being a dog is fine, but being someone else's dog is very problematic. Why would a beast not grow freely in nature, but instead interact with humans? Humans and beasts are naturally opposed, and even in the Pokémon world there are special episodes that serve as a cruel backdrop. At the same time, Pokémon's biggest selling point is the arrogance and power of legendary Pokémon, which makes them stand above humans.

The cartoon version actually fits the appearance description of the Hetero-Armored Azure Cloud Beast quite well. It still has two fewer heads and more horns, but it's overflowing with white fur, so it's a collaboration with the Azure Cloud Beast.