Genre Hybrid: The story begins as a comedic, slice-of-life business management novel but undergoes a massive "genre shift" into high-stakes cosmic horror and traditional Xuanhuan cultivation as the scope expands from Earth to the wider galaxy.

The "Little Skeleton": One of the most beloved aspects of the novel is the development of the protagonist's first pet, a common skeleton that defies its low-rank nature to become one of the strongest entities in the series.

System Penalties: The System is famously strict, often imposing humorous or difficult constraints on Su Ping’s business practices (e.g., forcing him to charge high prices or refuse certain customers) to ensure he prioritizes the pets' growth.

Not much to say except this is one of the classic beast-taming novels, though it does shift into xuanhuan themes in the later half. After reading the whole thing, I can say it gets boring pretty quickly—but not enough to make you drop it midway. What really stands out is the business management aspect along with the multiple universe theme. The author clearly knew what he was doing because even after several years, this remains one of the best beast-taming novels out there. There are many other notable works in the genre, but I can confidently say anyone who's read beast-taming novels will eventually come across this one. While it might not be the best, it's genuinely a solid novel. For anyone wanting to try beast-taming, I'd recommend this and "Unscientific Beast Taming" as great starting points.