Leveling Up My Cultivation in the Beast-Taming World
我在御兽世界加点修行
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Beast-Taming Novels I’ve Read, Part 1
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Well, let's just say that birds using defense as a defense system is illogical, but it should at least look somewhat realistic. In a fight, how much can a bird of that size actually block? It's practically useless.
Sunshine Day · Shao Ya
I absolutely love this one!
Book Recommendation
Book recommendation: Pokémon fanfiction featuring beast taming. 1. Pokémon: Shinji the Trainer 2. I Opened a Fairy Breeding House 3. *Sandalus Breeding House* 4. *Gourmet-Type Beast Tamer* 5. My Pokémon Trainer Simulator 6. *Pokémon: Starting with a Shiny Metagross* 7. *Beast Taming: I Can Grant Attributes* 8. I'm Not a Trainer 9. The Spirit Master's Handbook 10. Beast Tamer: The Strongest Breeder
When I read these kinds of stories about taming beasts, I always have a few questions: Why do people tame beasts? If people's strength is too far behind that of the beasts they tame, why should they tame them (after all, only the most powerful people in Pallet Town are qualified to have Pokémon)? And why is strength the ultimate criterion for judging beast taming?
Pet & Skills Contest (Bonus chapters with prizes, ongoing)
That's right, I'm here to copy book reviews (with a straight face). Feel free to leave a comment here if you have any fun pets or skills to suggest! If I think it's amazing, I'll consider adding it to the main story, and your pet or skill design might even influence the direction of a certain part of the plot!
It's perfectly fine to develop a pet into a pentagonal type if you can only raise one pet. However, if you can raise more than one, it's better to focus on developing it with your own strengths and avoid its weaknesses. For example, if a pet is clearly a turret type, wouldn't it be toxic to develop it into a tank type?
I suggest you don't do what Liu Junpu did and take in a pet just because it looks pitiful. It's possible, but unnecessary and pointless, unless the pet can cooperate with the dog.
Shao Ya
Emperor Shao!
Maybe it's not for me. I don't quite understand it, and it just feels awkward...
I can't help but complain about the system of having a pet beast with a two-tier contract. To be honest, I quite like the writing style, but the setting that it takes two tiers to contract one is a bit off-putting. As mentioned in the article, exam-oriented education has solidified skill templates and appeared mechanical. Isn't this rigid contractual setting itself a form of stagnation?