Beast Taming: Sequence Evolution御兽，序列进化

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The world setting is absurdly cliché. If you have read a few beast tamer novels, you have undoubtedly seen similar world configurations. However, this is not necessarily a bad thing. A well-executed cliché can still be quite enjoyable to read, and this is the case here.

Unlike other works with similar premises, this one is not in a rush to make the protagonist the center of the world. The power system is very interesting, offering many possible paths, and the protagonist's chosen route is genuinely cool.

The main character's, Zhou Ming's, abilities are not absurdly powerful; they rely heavily on his intelligence, creativity, and effort. Essentially, tamers possess something called a Spiritual Seed, which they introduce into a beast's body to completely subdue it and make it obedient. However, Zhou Ming had a minor issue: his original seed exploded, fragmenting into many small seeds.

This is problematic because such small seeds can only subjugate very weak beasts or common animals. The upside is that weak beasts and common animals have a higher probability of undergoing mutations. The path the protagonist is following is new to that world: creating a horde, primarily of mutant snakes.

Tamers in this world also learn martial arts. The focus on martial arts depends heavily on the tamer's path; those called "Knights" are generally more brute and martial in their approach.

Overall, if you enjoy the beast tamer theme, it is worth giving this novel a chance. As cliché as its setup may be, it is very well written in compensation, and the power system is well-built and structured.

Beast Taming, how about you tame your inner beast first