The Spirit Tamer's Handbook

I haven't been getting enough nutrition lately, so I'll just go for a second round on the first floor, until I'm completely exhausted.

We don't have much money, so let's just go all out on the first floor, until we're completely wiped out.

Hopefully, no more iron-eating beasts will appear. These things are truly nauseating to see; eight out of ten books have one.

I hope everyone can follow this approach: name: Attributes: (Order, Chaos, Instigation, Elemental, Pale, Tranquility, Knowledge, Shadow, Darkin, etc., With more attributes to be announced later) Racial potential: (Safe, Negative, Restricted, Dangerous, Catastrophic, etc., With further classifications to be announced later) Racial skills: strength: introduce:

I've always felt that in beast-taming novels, the beasts should be powerful and majestic, or cute and adorable. You're telling me a pet cat can kill a Siberian tiger? Do you even believe that yourself? To use an inappropriate analogy, it's like someone eating a peach is more handsome than Eddie Peng—that's a distorted aesthetic.

Writing fan fiction means you can't acquire copyrights later, while writing original content brings in a lot of money, but that also means you'll likely fail.

After reading dozens of chapters, has your financial system collapsed? The protagonist risks his life for money, only to earn a few thousand dollars? Why doesn't he just become a ride-hailing driver?

I'd like to see everyone's reviews of this new book. I hope they are objective and specific. Thank you.

The first one is the cutest!

It looks really good, and it's really short.