Taming Beasts, Starting with the Broken-Winged Frost Butterfly
从断翼霜蝶开始御兽
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 582k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 8d ago
- English
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230Chapters
26Monthly votes
9.9kRecommendations
10.3kFans
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Pokémon-style taming is destined to fail.
It's quite good, but why is the writing style so abrupt and erratic?
It looks nice and is quite fresh. Why is the first dozen or so chapters progressing so slowly, and why haven't they signed a contract yet? There are way too many internet memes here; even urban fiction shouldn't have this many.
The era of Pokémon is over, but the author is still an old-fashioned Pokémon tamer, visibly out of touch with the times, resorting to old-fashioned jokes.
To be honest, the author has written several books that are not as good as the first one, Lord of Pet Beasts. Just write something like Lord of Pet Beasts.
Why write so many cheesy jokes? Is it because you can't write anything new? Moreover, the writing is quite disjointed; it's hard to believe you previously wrote two books.
You should write something similar to "The Lord of Pets". Battle Beast Taming Growth Novel The focus is on depicting various battles between pet beasts, the protagonist's experiences, and the diverse aspects of civilization in the world of beast taming. That's good enough, don't bother with anything else. Trying to read these books is no good; Pet Master is still the best.
The author is so immersed in his own world that he can't extricate himself. Like "The Spirit of Love" and "Social Experiment," one is extremely obscure and the other is completely unrestrained, representing two extremes. What they have in common is that they both leave readers somewhat confused. The Skeleton God Court is pretty normal, author, keep it up! 😵😵😵
I'm curious why the comments section keeps saying Pokémon-style games aren't good. I've only read the author's *Master of Pets*, which I thought was pretty good. *Unscientific Beast Taming* was incredibly boring to me, and the pets there were cute and adorable.
Seeing everyone arguing about whether it's Pokémon or not, it's really not that important. Pokémon stories have a main plot, a goal—collecting Pokémon, evolving them, defeating enemies, and the interactions and adventures along the way. But this book doesn't have that; it's disjointed and lacks coherence, resulting in a less enjoyable reading experience. This is why Dragon Ball only became popular after the editors changed the road trip storyline to the martial arts tournament storyline.
The author's view on company management is utterly ridiculous; it's more ridiculous than playing around.