Everyone Else Tames Beasts, So Why Are You Fighting for Your Life?

I'll trust you one more time, but if you run away halfway through writing this again, all the readers Abyss Summoner has built up will be gone for good. Good luck!

The first day they contracted a pet cub, and the second day they're off to run a dungeon and fight monsters... Are they afraid they haven't killed enough people?

I know you might have your own ideas, but I'm really getting tired of the usual fox-like cats and dogs. A powerful pet paired with a cute, muscular character is what really makes it exciting.

I don't know what some authors are thinking, they always like to write ridiculous and contradictory plots. If the school doesn't even recognize the Moon-Tailed Fox, then giving it to students to form a contract is just insane.

He's a veteran author, does he think he can't write without women? He's already brought in a bunch of women in just a few pages.

Having read this from the depths of the abyss, I can attest to the author's veteran writing style. It's undoubtedly a gem and well worth reading. The author's techniques for handling beast taming are still superb.

As expected, it went to the palace (the book's publisher). At first, it guaranteed two updates a day, but after a few days it dropped to one. I knew it was going to be abandoned. Every book follows this pattern.

Chapter Twenty-Five: The female lead is materialistic and opportunistic, a classic case of "a good horse doesn't turn back to eat the grass it already grazed." She comes back, apologizes, and the male lead forgives her and they secretly pledge their lives to each other. How cheap and despicable! Their emotions are too fleeting.

Why are the updates after the product launch so lackluster?

This book is good and worth reading. While it might not be a masterpiece, it's definitely worth a look. The author's writing is superb.