
Beast Taming: I Can Bestow Traits
御兽:我能赋予词条
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Elf Novels, Pokemon, and Beast-Taming Novels
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Book Recommendation
Book recommendation: Pokémon fanfiction featuring beast taming. 1. *The Elf Metropolis on an Abandoned Island* 2. I Opened a Fairy Breeding House 3. My Pokémon Trainer Simulator 4. *Pokémon: Starting with a Shiny Metagross* 5. *Beast Taming: I Can Grant Attributes* 6. I'm Not a Trainer
I'm seriously going to call the police. This is the Nth time I've seen a protagonist with the same name as me. So, in the world of novels, all I do is watch fairies, witches, and succubi wreak havoc all day??
I've read a lot of books about beast taming. The beginning was okay, but later on, with more and more beasts to tame, it became unreadable.
Entry Building
Glossary entry. The format is as follows: Entry name: Blade Entry quality: Blue Entry Challenge: Send 10 boxes of razor blades to each of the ten authors. Entry effect: Get extra chapters from your favorite authors! Everyone is welcome to help write the book; I would be eternally grateful!
Why do all these beast-taming novels have foxes in them? Even according to the ranking of divine beasts, the nine-tailed fox wouldn't be in the top tier. Why is there always a fox?
Are there any novels featuring cool or large-sized beast tamers? I'm so tired of the cutesy, cuddly kind. If so, please recommend one. Thanks!
Xiaojiu
I think a good reference for beast-taming novels would be a book like "Pet Charm," where the protagonist becomes stronger than their beast. In current beast-taming novels, the strong beast makes the protagonist seem useless. The traditional fantasy concept of genius doesn't apply to these novels; the protagonist's talent isn't their own but belongs to the beast, creating a feeling of someone…
This is the first time I've seen a beast taming cultivation system where attributes are calculated separately. After upgrading one attribute, you have to start upgrading the other from scratch. Beast tamers with multiple attributes must be driven crazy. Cultivation is already difficult and resource-intensive, and now it has to be calculated based on the number of attributes. The author must have a serious problem.
Should the description be revised? Honestly, after reading the description, I don't really want to read the main content. The descriptions seem garbage: "slacking off," "couch potato," "popularity," "scapegoating," "not fun," and "not powerful." It gives the impression that only the summoned beasts are particularly capricious.