The ultimate beast tamer
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Jian Long is a student in Beijing, China, studying history. He has always felt his life was miserable because of his bad luck in life and everything. He later died due to his bad luck and was reincarnated into a world of beasts taming, swearing that he will thrive in this world and change his fate. Follow Jiao Long on his amazing beast-taming journey.

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This book had an interesting plot so far that I’ve found so far. Was somewhat enjoyable using my imagination the imagine the scenes... But that’s about the only good thing. This novel is terrible. The English is really not good. The grammar, spelling, and even constant mistakes of the differences of the gender such as calling the MC a granddaughter, she, he, and everything else in between.This novel could’ve have been good but the the English here is horrendously terrible and makes me suffer huge losses in brain cells that I’m at a loss.TLDR: Don’t read this, bad English and is not enjoyable at all. (Worst novel I have ever read)
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Overall the first 40 chapters were great and I was prepared to dig in and get invested but then I turn to chapter 41 and the quality (translation) immediately took a step of a cliff and plummeted before preceding to blow up into a flaming pile of $#$& aaaaaa I hate it it was so good is there anywhere that translates it properly I’m actualy thinking of paying.
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Story has an interesting take on the game elements and the characters have been given more development than the average Chinese xianxia, but the story can get a bit annoying at times when things aren't properly explained. My biggest gripe, however, is the frequent spelling and grammar mistakes. Some of these should be easily caught with a basic word processor, but many others are homophones or just similar sounding words that are not at all related. If these were infrequent I wouldn't mind so much, but they often occur several times a chapter or even multiple times in a sentence to the point it becomes illegible. Going over some of these earlier chapters to fix these mistakes would probably be a good idea to retain new readers.
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37%!!! Well, not gonna lie, it was higher than I expected.
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Elsa:maraming salamat iha sa pagkupkop sa aking anak.
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And the moment he touched her she screamed from her injuries that started to bleed again
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