Beast Taming: The Supreme One

I can't stand this book anymore. I can tolerate all the idiotic and toxic elements, since no novel is without its flaws. But instead of focusing on proper cultivation at the fourth level of Qi Refining, it turns ordinary people into cultivators. Anyone with a modicum of intelligence wouldn't do that.

The ninth comment; I originally wanted to start by making a few complaints. It's a beast-taming game, with a huge cheat code like the cauldron, but the protagonist is just messing around with all sorts of trivial matters, and his cultivation level hasn't increased at all after so long. It's only been sixty-odd chapters. It's just speechless.

This is the most reckless protagonist I've ever seen. He insists on dragging mortals into cultivation. If this were common in the cultivation world, it would be one thing, but even major sects don't have this method. It's just plain stupid. Don't even talk about secrecy; if a second person knows, it's no longer a secret. It's a perfectly good premise, yet he's written with such a lowbrow approach.

By the way, author, you've already enabled fan value during the new book's release period. Don't you feel like the comments section is too quiet?

Well written, author, keep up the good work!

That's strange, where did that book with the fox starting with a treasure ship and ending with "Beast Taming Supreme" go?

Don't blame me for talking, but I still don't understand why the protagonist has so many people around him. You're not writing about a family-based cultivation novel, so having so many people around is just a nuisance. They say that when you're poor, you should cultivate your own virtue, and when you're rich, you should help others. I don't think he's actually that rich.

Aside from the plot being a little clichéd, the writing is pretty good.

Did the author see this?

Could the author please provide a breakdown of the beast taming levels? The beast taming levels you've described don't provide any comparisons.