The Rise of The Tamer Family御兽世家的崛起

To be honest this could have been a really good novel with this concept- clan building with beast taming, on top of that the mc’s special power is not too op, and forces him to improve his clan. Thatand the fact that the other family members are kinda included after a while, are pretty much the only parts that are done well. The beast taming is a huge let down imo, for example, the pets don’t even have names! So don’t really expect any bonding between the pets and the mc like other beast taming novels. Also, the translation becomes mtl level after chapter 40, like other people said it’s pretty hard to read but I got through it through sheer will. Then, the fact that everything seems pretty shallow in my opinion. It wouldn’t seem that much of a big problem if you didn’t add all the other problems. There are probably some other problems you can find. So in my opinion this novel doesn’t live up to its concept, I even think if someone else copied this concept and improved on all the things I talked about, it could be a highly rated novel. Anyway, if you’re fine with mtl translation you can read this though

It's a pleasant cliché. It starts off interesting, but in the end it sucks.
It is the story of an Isekai MC who has a divine item that allows him to increase the lineage or power of his beasts using family luck, for this reason the MC works as a patriarch to raise the level of his family.
This lasts until chapter 200 or 240+ in the original where he takes his family up to the 7th level (There are a total of 9 levels, with the 9th being the weakest).

After that I think everything starts to be very rushed.
The MC was recognized and protected by a Saint level figure (only below a God) and his entire path to ascension was extremely easy and annoying. Ultimately there really were some pretty annoying plot devices.

In a certain case (Chapter 200 or 240+) the MC's own family becomes just an accessory to justify the use of his cheat and becomes unimportant, in the final fight

Note: There are very few fights specific to the MC or his beasts, as this is a novel of family growth through disputes, negotiations and politics. His beasts are more mere accessories, if you're expecting a novel focused on the cultivation of beasts, you'll be disappointed.

Rating: 3/5
It's a good read to pass the time if you ignore the ending.