My Monster Ranching Life

I hereby swear that if the author dares to skip a day, I will cut him off 🙂#Your infamy is known to all#

As an emerging genre, the "Beast Taming" genre has garnered widespread attention from readers. In addition to the main themes of passion, adventure, and leveling up by fighting monsters, there is another type of "Beast Taming" novel that focuses on daily life, namely the "Farming" genre.

I haven't watched Natsume's Book of Friends, but I've played Monster Hunter 2. Although the grandfather died, his presence is felt throughout the story. The protagonist is just a plot device; the grandfather is the true protagonist.

When I was little, my Mandarin wasn't very good. Once, during a Mandarin dictation test, I sat in the front row, listening intently to the teacher's pronunciation. The teacher read: "Suspect." I immediately wrote "salty rice" in my notebook. The teacher accidentally glanced at my test paper, but not wanting to embarrass me, raised her voice: "Suspect!"

I feel the author is better suited to writing Japanese light novels. I quite like the premise of this book, but the interactions with the pets, especially the cats, were honestly awkward for me.

The background could simply be the Pokémon world. After all, creating your own world is less efficient than simply using existing ones; many people have contributed to its world-building and level systems. Plus, the Pokémon world has a huge fanbase, though some may be critical, but that doesn't really matter. Plus, it offers a sense of immersion.

It incorporates so many storylines: Stardew Valley, Pokémon Mew, The Good Cat and the Melancholy Cat, Natsume's Book of Friends, and The Crystal Slime Farm.

Please, please stop letting the book sit unread! It's already over 100,000 words long. Please read it! At least check the updates every Tuesday! I'm begging you all!

I got no response. 😅

I will gradually add pictures of all the pets in the ranch.