From the Start, I Beat Up the Fake Young Master, and My Livestream Is Full of Divine Beasts

The opening is brilliant, and the characters are vividly portrayed. I must recommend this to my friends.

I think it's alright, but I prefer the beast-taming plot more and the feud between the real and fake young masters less.

I didn't skip a single chapter, it's really good, the main character's personality is very likable.

After watching for a while, I finally saw the latest episode, and I'm still not satisfied.

If you're looking at it as an urban comedy, the early parts are pretty good. However, I feel the protagonist's strength is limited. So far, he relies entirely on his pets in fights, which I personally don't like. After all, once the protagonist levels up, he just stands there watching. This is considering the protagonist came from a cultivation background (having transmigrated multiple times).

The novel is ingeniously conceived and its pacing is impeccable.

This is so interesting! I've reached the latest chapter. Looking forward to the next one.

Generally speaking, setting aside the plot's flaws, let's talk about the plot setting. The title is "Live Streaming," and the protagonist's cheat ability is also live streaming, but there's no live streaming in the actual story. There's only some initial mention of live-streaming beast appraisal, and later on, this aspect is glossed over.

The novel has a clear logical structure and a gripping plot.

The subject matter is novel and unconventional, and the content is gripping.