The Outcast: Reforging the Glory of the Beastmaster

Nothing to see! Beast control style? Lao Meng's road was smooth. Or do you get the great power to yourself?

Beast Taming is playable, but it's not good without being proficient in both manual and manual control. There's no way to link skills or reset skill points. Apart from the Beast Taming Instinct, most operations have to be done manually. It's impossible to summon swarms of insects. The limit is limited to Beast Taming Bacteria and Viruses, and doing things like assassinations. On the other hand, if you already have dual skills, why bother with beast taming?

Collect a large number of insects of all kinds, from land, sea, and air, and let them cooperate with each other with a clear division of labor. Add a little bit of Qi, and release them directly into the wild to see how they develop freely.

Do you know why Gu Masters and insect-related creatures are all from places like Yunnan? Because that place is like spring all year round! The novel opens with seven consecutive days of heavy snow! Then they introduced a Gu Master who released bees! They'd freeze to death in no time! Even if you're an outsider, you still have to abide by basic laws!

Ugh, it's the Sanyi Sect again. Can't they choose a different sect? I'm really tired of it, I'm starting to feel disgusted. Basically, every time-traveler from the Republican era in *Under One Person* goes to this sect. Are you saying they don't even consider other sects? Aren't the Golden Light Mantra and Thunder Technique of Longhu Mountain cool?

The subject matter is good, but the writing is terrible. The author is a veteran writer with over 4 million words to begin with, yet he's still only a Level 1, which speaks volumes. The plot is entirely written to interfere with the original story, trying to connect with characters and plot points. Logic is disregarded, and common sense is ignored; the plot is just crammed in.

I've just read up to chapter five, and it feels a bit too AI-centric, with too much unrelated description. It seems like an AI technique, so I'm not sure what to expect. I'll keep watching to see how it unfolds.

I've seen many people complaining, but the problem does exist. The first question is about beast taming, which many people have mentioned. A beast taming family taming pigs? This is something I didn't expect, especially since everyone in the family raises pigs. Raising pigs can be a means of livelihood for the family, but it's far too inadequate for beast taming.

The plot design is too novice-like. The principle of "capture the king first" in beast taming is crucial; the beast tamer should be the first to act. Furthermore, the protagonist's family's choice of beasts is terrible. With such abilities, they should be able to choose from land, sea, and air, not just pigs. They could choose a dog, an eagle for hunting, an osprey for swimming, and much more.

I'm starting to realize, isn't this a variant of Pokémon? It just has the trainer training content added.