Swallowed Star: Beast Tamer

The only problem with beast taming is that no normal intelligent being would willingly become someone else's slave. Let alone those mythical beasts with supernatural powers and high intelligence who have to work for their masters, even ordinary people like us who are just trying to make a living have to curse Boss Sanbing a couple of times after work. It's easy to imagine how those mythical beasts, who might be used as shields when necessary, would view their masters.

Is beast taming a promising career path? It's a crooked and evil practice, isn't it?

Why choose such an early timeline? The earlier the timeline, the less imaginative you are, the lower the reader's expectations, and the more likely they are to abandon the story.

This Beast Tamer system is completely illogical. With the current shared cultivation level system, one True God is equivalent to a group of True Gods, and one God-King is equivalent to a group of God-Kings. To put it bluntly, even the Lord of Chaos Origin couldn't have come up with such an absurd cultivation system. It's utterly mindless.

Am I reading a novel, or am I reading about the protagonist's thoughts?

I don't think this book is very good. First, the opening line: April 16, 2015!! This date is crucial and will be on the test!! Was this at the zoo at this time? Below is the original text! The original text states that the RR virus swept the globe in January 2015, causing a population decrease of 2 billion in three months.

The most terrifying aspect of Chinese martial arts lies in its spiritual realm. Reaching a terrifying spiritual realm like that of the Star River Emperor directly evolves into replacing the will of Heaven with one's own mind, replacing the Way of Heaven with one's own superior Dao, and seizing control of the Way of Heaven.

In the original work, the spiritualist school refers to beast tamers, not those who control or tame beasts, nor those who enslave souls. There's a clear distinction, and it's unclear why this isn't being understood during discussions. Below is the original text I found. Part Two, Chapter Sixty-Nine: The Foundations of Spiritual Mastery (Complete in three chapters)

This book, "Swallowing the Stars: The Beast Tamer of Imagination," features a protagonist who is incredibly imaginative.

One minute they're saying the breakthrough to the Planetary level was a natural progression after the Dan cultivation was complete, and this is it? Strong luck but negative fortune? What kind of ridiculous setup is this? 😂