Beast Taming: Getting Stronger Starts with Roulette Draws
御兽：变强从轮盘抽奖开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 562k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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180Chapters
1.8kRecommendations
13.3kFans
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It was absolutely brilliant after just two chapters; I could go fishing and have some! A powerful figure in the newbie village favors the protagonist, a rich young master who looks down on the protagonist without any explanation and speaks sarcastically, and a female companion brought by the young master who also speaks up for the protagonist…
The beginning was alright, a little toxic but still readable, until the part where the protagonist's soul was shattered—that was absolutely toxic. The author talked about a huge improvement, but after all that, it was just a level 6 mental strength. What's the use of that? It wasn't even explained. The protagonist wasted half a year, lost 20% of his memory, and his reactions became slower.
The protagonist of this good beast-taming novel has a great personality and style, and finally, the faction he joins isn't the Beast Taming Guild anymore. I initially thought the Daoist sect was good, and the Dragon Palace was also nice.
Come on
How to put it... There's something off about this book. It's readable enough, but as you read on, it feels awkward and a little frustrating.
If the protagonist were made a little smarter, the system would have given a hint in the "Thousand Transformations" chapter. Instead of preparing flesh and blood and finding a secluded place to drink the potion, he just drank it on a deserted street corner? Wasn't he afraid someone would see him?
Wow! It's really good! Especially the part where they visit the breeding center in the Dragon Palace! The description is very vivid! Also! I suggest the male protagonist collaborate with the Dragon Palace or with companies on some low-level formula patents! Make money! How can you participate in lotteries without money!
Should we recruit some people from the Beastmaster King next door?
The author has been brainstorming and organizing the plot for the past two days, and is taking a break from work. Original content in the "Beast Taming" genre already generates far less traffic than Pokémon, and requires designing the background and spirit beasts, so please enjoy it while it lasts.
It's well-written and quite original. Unlike the currently popular style of using various evolutionary cheats to crush peers, this is a slow-burn growth story with fewer traces of cheating. However, there were a few shortcomings in the early stages.