After Fishing For 10 Years, I Became A Saint Without Knowing How To Raise Beasts

Im only making this review to make it 4.0 so it gets picked but it is the best out of all the trial picks

All I could say after reading up to chapter 170 is that, MC is too biased towards females. The number of females he has killed compared to males is 1:100 or 1:1000.

This was a surprisingly good read. (read ~380 chapters rn)
I thought this was gonna be a generic  "hide my OP power for no reason" kinda read but it gets really interesting as the story goes on.

The whole "tame beasts" concept of the novel is over around chapter 50 and he leaves to a MUCH larger world. I'm not really a fan of modern settings but it's not there in the later parts of the novel since the "human race" that the MC spends the first part of the story is like an insignificant spec compared to the larger world.

The MC is a battle maniac but the reason why is explained later along with the reason his system is the way it is. Everything is slowly being explained and the MC goes from over the top kinda hot-headed to more mellow and go with the flow as his power slowly reaches the peak of the world.

Read about 100 chaps before deciding if this is for you or not

A novel where you need to turn off the brain by 100%. Works I read 111 chapters of the novel.
2.2/5

It didn't take long for this to become tedious. MC has what is effectively a "sign-in" system, except instead of just getting stuff he fights a fish with a difficulty rating system that he ignores and a reward system that makes him problematically OP within the first dozen chapters. There's a lot of cringe desperately trying to pass as cool; it's basically an interesting premise with some potential, ruined by execution.

This captivating novel, "After Ten Years of Fishing, I Became a Saint Unbeknownst to Beast Raising," is a profound exploration of self-discovery and unexpected transformations. The protagonist's journey from a simple fisherman to an unwitting saint resonates with readers as they navigate the serendipitous lessons life throws. Tinged with humor and profound wisdom, the story captivates with its relatable characters and the unexpected twists that keep one hooked till the end. It's not just a tale of beasts and fishing, but a meditation on the power of life's unplanned paths.

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