Ferocious Beasts Invade, and I Can Hear the Thoughts of All Beasts!
凶兽入侵，我能听见万兽心声！
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- Completed
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- 581k Words
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- Space Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
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- 1y ago
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Such a good subject matter, written like this.
First of all, no one in her family treated her well. Her younger sister wanted to harm her, and her mother sided with her. Her father favored the eldest and youngest siblings and treated her badly as well. Her older sister was selfish; she knew the third sibling was bullying the second but did nothing.
This book is truly speechless. The selling point of beast taming novels is their heartwarming stories, cute beasts, and lightheartedness; at their core, they are all about truth, goodness, and beauty. However, this book begins with the mindless wish-fulfillment trope of selfish parents, sisters, and cousins plotting revenge through poisoning. Why would anyone bother reading a beast-taming novel if they really wanted to read something like this? No wonder it's not very popular
Frustration
How can the female lead be such a saint? My God! The Song family is full of oddballs, and there's Huang Yihua, Song Ruyu, and so on. I'm speechless. Did you hide away during human evolution? Gold always shines, but you, like shards of glass, are always reflecting light. What does it mean to not treat your children too well when they're young, because they'll take care of you when they grow up?
I hope the female lead isn't too much of a saint.
This book is really quite perplexing. The plot is well-developed, but the female lead is just too much of a saint, which can be frustrating to read at times. However, one redeeming quality is that the female lead's interests aren't sacrificed too much.
I misspoke, two pictures a day aren't enough. 🤭
It's a bit wordy, full of trivial family matters and petty squabbles. Is it just padding the word count with its portrayal of twisted human nature and other ensemble elements? It's ridiculous! For me right now, this book is neither enjoyable nor worth abandoning…
I felt the beginning was okay, but the later parts dragged on too much. The main character felt like a pushover, someone everyone could take a jab at, and he kept doing thankless tasks. It left me with a sense of frustration.
I've read up to episode 169, and it's strange. The female lead claims to be an ordinary person, yet she readily agrees to be a savior after a few compliments from others, which is quite unsettling. Let's assume she has a sense of social responsibility and her own self-interest, but doesn't she know her own limitations? She should only do what she's capable of.
This article of yours feels like it combines elements from several different sources. Starting with zero points is really a bit of an overstatement, isn't it? I've read a story that's very similar to what I've heard before. The three examples in the introduction are all quite similar.
Dude, I just saw a new book called "Beast Taming, Hearing the Heart's Voice of Pets" (or something like that, anyway, it's the same as the description). The female lead's name is almost identical, and the plot is very similar to the description. What's going on?