The Only Beast Tamer in the Cultivation World

The synopsis mentions that the protagonist is the only beast tamer in this world, so wouldn't that mean he can complete the achievement quest of becoming the world's strongest beast tamer right from the start?

This description is quite interesting. Is it like Tang Sanzang's flesh? If it's set up like this... So, I can guess that she'll take the route of becoming the main character in a love triangle with all the women. I wonder what the author's thought process was. Let me take a look.

On the one hand, he actively maintains a relationship with officials like ghosts and gods, but the next second he kills someone else's underling. Isn't that strange? Also, the more I read, the more it resembles a nanny novel or a saintly novel. I stopped reading it after the exam preparation began. It's not meant to be.

The content of this book is like a bucket of water, and the practical information is like a small spoonful of salt. The author put this small spoonful of salt into the bucket of water and stirred it, but you can't taste the flavor at all.

Although I haven't read many books about beast taming and don't know what those settings are like, this book, well, the daily life in the early stages and the awesome setting of the older brother are very attractive and make for a light and funny read. But after the dog Black Mountain went into the mountains, I felt the book took a different turn.

Let me share my opinion. I couldn't continue reading after chapter 150, and even after managing to get to chapter 180, I just couldn't hold back anymore. But your book is just so to my liking, so I'll say this anyway. If you disagree, just delete the post and don't discuss it with me; I don't want to interfere with your writing.

I originally thought it was a farming and development story, but it turned out to be a wish-fulfillment story about a powerful protagonist.

It's really chaotic. I remember I even wrote a post saying I wouldn't write a romance story, but the second one wasn't a romance, and then he ended up sleeping with his older sister. The beast taming turned into taming his wife. It started well, but it got increasingly messy.

When are you going back to Western fantasy? Honestly, I think your style is more suited to Western fantasy. To this day, your Titan is still one of my favorite Western fantasy novels. The world of Titan is magnificent, spectacular, and mysterious. What I love most is when the protagonist is reincarnated as a demon, developing in different worlds and witnessing different scenery.

If you ask me, the protagonist's personality became arrogant and conceited from the moment he left home. If it weren't for the system and his brother, this kind of protagonist would have been dead long ago. He's really annoying; he's useless, and all those skills were given to him by the system. He doesn't practice at all, yet he acts all high and mighty.