Beast Taming: The All-Purpose Breeding House

After reading the synopsis, I had a feeling it was going to be abandoned.

Following the new book release period is very important, thank you everyone!

You ask me what the Western Depot is? Well, let me tell you: cases the Eastern Depot can't solve, the Western Depot will solve. And listen carefully: those the Eastern Depot dares not kill, I will kill; those the Eastern Depot dares not handle, I will handle. In short, what the Eastern Depot can handle, I will handle; what the Eastern Depot can't handle, I will handle even more—I'll execute first and report later, with imperial permission! That's the Western Depot. Is that clear enough?

The writing was readable at first, but the author started using mythological creatures, making it unreadable. The mythological creatures seemed impressive, but compared to the beast taming the author created, what were they even? There are also cases where the system gives you more materials than the evolution fee when you help others evolve their beasts, so what's the point of evolving them?

If evolution were as simple as the author wrote it, would he even have a chance? Especially the materials needed—why not just write that evolution can happen by drinking water?

Is this a book written by a woman? 😰

The synopsis makes it sound like Yu Huatian is showing off.

I think it looks pretty good, why is nobody here?

Sigh, but are there any research-oriented novels about breeding and raising beasts? All these systems are so focused on quick profits; honestly, why not just write fantasy novels instead?