The Mandate of Heaven Rekindled

If all novels featured a female lead in the first dozen or so chapters like this one, and the story was well-developed, not just a decorative character but someone who could keep up with the protagonist, and had a likable personality, they would be incredibly rare. If all novels were like this, I wouldn't be looking for stories without a female lead every day.

First of all, I have already read up to chapter 148. Let me share some of my thoughts on this book. The subject matter is excellent, and the author handles it well. There are no major flaws, just some general points. I wonder if anyone else feels the same way. This book focuses heavily on the application of personal talents. The nine golden talents make up a large portion of the text.

The protagonist's contracted beast has received positive feedback with its illustrations, the female lead's appearance is also quite good, and the romance scenes aren't awkward at all—that alone makes it much better than many other books.

So, it's not that I dislike female protagonist stories, it's just that those authors don't know how to write them. This female protagonist is perfectly fine, isn't she?

It's all cute pets 😰. It feels like all the beast-taming builds are about cute pets. Does anyone like playing with snakes, lizards, spiders, etc.?

The first chapter depicts the author's happy life in high school, where morning self-study started at 7:30 and he was even able to rent a room outside.

Now, a bunch of books can be considered to have broken into the mainstream (level 5 or 4).

This book is great, really great. I was initially worried that having a female lead in a team might make it inconvenient for the male lead to use his special abilities, but it seems the female lead's role in bringing good fortune is much more important. By the way, it's rare to see such a good beast-taming novel these days. Do any of you guys have other book recommendations? I'm really out of books to read.

The author's writing style regarding the female lead is quite good. These days, when I see many new books introducing a celestial-looking female lead early on, I'm already wary. After all, a poorly written "vase" (female lead who is only good for being pretty but not exceptional) can easily become off-putting. I didn't expect the author's writing ability to be so good. Thumbs up!

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