We're All Beast-Taming Sect Disciples, So Why Can You Tear a True Dragon Apart with Your Bare Hands?

Guys, do you have enough for living expenses? If so, transfer some to me. Don't say I'm shameless; put yourself in my shoes. Who buys your shoes? Yes, you buy them yourself, but who buys your food and drinks? I admit you buy those too, but have you ever considered whether it's selfish of you to buy so much for yourself? Why don't you buy some for me?

Beast taming novels are already a niche genre, and this one even features stories about beast tamers dying. How can this book possibly survive?

Chapter 31 was written perfectly well, so why did they describe the talent as consuming mana? Oh, so it can only be used by those with mana, and can't be used without mana? That's too much of a restriction.

What's the point of deleting comments if you don't address the problem? You'll only disappoint more readers.

Brother, these pills are traditional Chinese medicines; their toxicity is the biggest problem. They're not hormones or antibiotics, so what's with the drug resistance? If they really did have resistance, after eating rice for so many years, would rice have lost its nutritional value?

Humans are also beasts, and controlling humans can bring rewards. It's just that some aspects are dark. I can't post this on Qidian. What's the difference between a demon beast that has gained intelligence and a human? The only difference is that one is a demon beast and the other is a human. Cultivating immortality shouldn't involve morality. The Great Dao is ruthless, yet it nurtures all things. Morality is merely a shackle we impose on ourselves.

Breaking through to the late stage of Qi Refining involves noticeable unusual phenomena. What? Would breaking through to Foundation Establishment involve a whole host of unusual phenomena?

It looks so-so; it's not very enjoyable to watch; it'll probably sell out halfway through after it's released; the talent system isn't great either; it's hard to distinguish between those who are given away and those who choose to participate.

The protagonist is a beast tamer who operates around the ruins of the Beast Taming Sect. He is familiar with the area, has many opportunities, and is destined for great things. His cultivation level is also decent; by staying away from the few Foundation Establishment cultivators around, he is safe and sound. Why do we have to go to the beach? The author didn't need to plagiarize "A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality".

That jinx! He's caused chaos in that market!