Beast Taming: The Ultimate Breeder
御兽：最强饲育家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 885k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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282Chapters
7.4kRecommendations
42.6kFans
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It looks pretty good, but I still have a few suggestions. First, it's obvious the author is a woman, because men rarely portray male protagonists as so... Sleazy. I almost thought it was a harem novel and immediately left, thankfully the comments said it was a no-romance story, so I stayed.
It's good, very nice. It would be even better if there was no female lead! One regret is that it was too short!
I feel the author isn't very good at writing conflict; it reads rather awkwardly. I suggest writing more about the interactions between the author and the children.
I enjoyed the interactions between Xiao Cheng and Yu Zai in the story, but the government departments depicted seemed so low-class. These tests, besides lowering the protagonist's image, lacked any real prestige. Initially, the protagonist's first thought when faced with trouble was to seek help from the inspection bureau; now, the protagonist only wonders if it's the inspection bureau or a…
I'm getting more and more confused. What are they trying to do?
I felt there were some issues after reading Chapter Twenty-Three. First, judging from the names of the pets that have appeared so far, they are completely derived from Pokémon. I don't know what the author was thinking. Isn't this just a change of name without substance?
Only those who get into university can own six or more mythical beasts; those who don't can only own one. So, I have a question: I didn't get into university, but I own six. Am I breaking the law? 🤔
Is the author a girl? It seems pretty good, but there are always illogical plot points interspersed throughout, which is frustrating.
If you ignore the villain descriptions and just focus on the interactions between the protagonist and his pet beast, this book is decent enough. However, once the villains are written, the overly domineering CEO style makes me cringe. Author, a good villain can significantly improve a novel. I hope you don't just write novels you enjoy reading, but rather novels that everyone enjoys… maybe.
This protagonist is utterly useless!