Starting Beast Taming by Improving Their Aptitude

I was truly disgusted by the characters Yuan Yang and Zeng Xiaoxiao; they severely impacted my reading experience. After a few more chapters, I really didn't want to continue! I don't understand why the female lead wouldn't report encountering members of such an evil organization? She clearly knew there was a problem but concealed it, leaving such a huge hidden danger to add to societal chaos?

Can the protagonist enjoy the benefits of his family's wealth? If not, don't keep saying how rich the protagonist's family is. It's painful to watch. He clearly has money but doesn't use it. What are you trying to write? That the protagonist is too stupid to use his family's wealth and then struggles for that little bit of money that his family doesn't care about?

I've been keeping it under wraps and haven't watched it yet, but I was planning to watch it tonight. I was disgusted by what I read in the comments. They said they'd get rid of Yuan Yang as soon as possible, but it turns out he's still causing trouble. It's still the same old story with the vicious female supporting character.

The female lead is like a woman who never learns from her mistakes, falling into the same traps countless times. And Yuan Yang and Zeng Xiaoxiao are disgusting; they keep appearing one after another, relentlessly nauseating people. Don't even mention any later explanations; viewers who watched the early episodes have already been driven away by the disgust. There's no later development, and the protagonist even has a saintly heart. I'm speechless; it's utterly disgusting. Goodbye.

To be blunt, I wanted to complain after reading the third chapter. Since they knew the beast's aptitude, why didn't they look at others? Perhaps they could have found better ones? Why did they just buy it so easily?

From male-oriented to female-oriented content, now they're even targeting nascent seedlings.

The female lead seems to lack common sense; she's careless and clumsy, and a bit naive.

I don't understand. It's one thing if you don't have the aptitude, but I've only read a few chapters and the female lead seems stupid and doesn't follow normal human thinking. You can see the aptitude now, couldn't you just pick someone with higher aptitude?! You yourself said you're not from a super-rich family; improving aptitude requires resources, right?!

Qu Aiwei is really toxic. It's pointless; she's just a very typical, stereotypical, and vicious character—jealous, mean-spirited, and reminds me of some female-centric novels. And the fact that the female lead uses slapping as a means of retaliation… well… it just feels like a female-centric power struggle. Plus, no truly memorable female characters appear in the entire book.

Yuan Yang is the author's favorite character; those who enjoy stories that torture the protagonist should read this. I call this a story of tormenting the protagonist because the author consistently fails to provide the female lead with the support she deserves. The female lead's father is a gym leader, but when does she actually receive any help from the gym?