Beast Taming: I’m Really Not a Breeding Master
御兽：我真不是培育大师
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- Completed
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- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 1y ago
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My Personal Pitfall Avoidance List
Some books have decent premises but turn out to be complete garbage. Then, after a while, when I'm looking for something to read, I somehow end up picking that same garbage again. So here's a list to check whenever I switch genres and avoid falling into those traps.
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The Sighing Wall
(This is not a recommendation list!) These are works I once thought were good but later could not continue reading. I hope they can offer a little reference for readers and authors: authors can learn which behaviors cost them readers, while readers with tastes like mine can see which pitfalls these books contain. I am also suffering from a reading slump, so please recommend some books. My tastes are broad, and I can accept most genres.
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Don't disbelieve me, really. I didn't believe it at first either.
Okay, I agree that this book is garbage.
It has a retro beauty.
Beautiful female classmates, beautiful female teachers, and beautiful female seniors—it feels like history is repeating itself. Furthermore, certain things don't need to be explicitly written out. The "misuse of public resources" and the like are tacitly understood. Why insist on writing them out? Is it to establish the protagonist's domineering persona?
I feel like we should just focus on the interaction and growth between raising and taming beasts right now; there's no need for all sorts of unexpected problems from the start. Who in their right mind would go out if they heard the neighborhood was unsafe? There's no need to create conflict just for the sake of conflict. This isn't 10 years ago.
After reading the new chapter, well... How should I put it? Knowing there were dangerous people nearby, they still went into the mountains. Neither of them had any strength. Were they gambling that they wouldn't encounter any danger? Neither of them had any strength; what normal person would do that? And, are holidays only on weekends?
The plot is too absurd. A story about raising animals doesn't even focus on raising animals; it's ridiculous.
You idiot! Every single female character, except for his mother, is a beauty. Either write a harem story, or write a normal story. You've dabbled in both, and it feels like eating a bag of shit-filled candy. What's the point of reading this?
The consequence of being stubborn is being poisoned.
Seriously, can't you just do your research properly? Why do you have to come up with this cult-like thing to disgust people? It's purely intentional that the protagonist just disappears for several chapters, and when the waterfall evolution requires feeding, you have to feed it at the bottom before running up. Did you forget about the fat guy who's just a tool?
Speechless. Only 50-something chapters and we're already facing the Black God Society, the Ancient God Society, and the Blasphemous Society. Are you the trainer? No other combat personnel? You have to save them all. And then there are all sorts of beautiful classmates, beautiful teachers, and beautiful senior students.
If you repay evil with kindness, how will you repay kindness?
There are so many sycophants in the online novel world these days. Someone uses your life as bait, and then they come begging to your door. The protagonist is so eager to please. What exactly is the author trying to express by writing like this?
Damn it, why are all the pet-themed stories starting with cults? What era does the author live in?