It's the typical, generic beast taming novel. The only reason I bothered making this is because, while I don't like it much and it is full of the typical tropes, they didn't use that annoying trope where people think MC has F tier talent or whatever. They gave MC SSS tier or whatever, and actually made the other people acknowledge the fact.

They receive better beasts. better resources, and better training than satalite bases.

MC is stupid. He has no way of getting even one of those materials anytime soon. Flame lion would definitely be the best choice, considering the fact that it can fly, already has high talent and strength, and it doesn't take much to evolve to its ultimate thing, which was 10 stars. If he had no chance of ever getting another beast, I would understand his choice, but based just on the synopsis, we know that he later finds beasts with even more talent/strength. It would make far more sense to take the lion and get a stronger beast later on.

What paragraph?

Could also be Fenrir if the author doesn't just use Chinese folklore/mythology.

Near the beginning. It was after the one where he killed a dragon and was the 5th party leader or whatever. He lead a group into a C-rank gate, but it turned out to actually be a B-rank gate. They all died immediately due to an extremely strong robot. He barely survived. All I remember besides that is that he succeeded in killing it a couple weeks later by using sword aura or something combined with his spells.

Cloning is a pretty good talent practically, but it is arguably a very boring one to read about, IMO.

Even if these aren't magical wolves, most of these people are still children. Even if they weren't children, they're severely malnourished. Even if they weren't severely malnourished, most adult men, even those who work heavy labour jobs and have above average physical attributes, have almost no chance of fighting off a wolf if it doesn't run away. Even an adult with proper clothing and a weapon might die; much less them, with no weapon and presumably very shabby clothing. TLDR: They are malnourished young people who are unarmed and have neither protective clothing nor combat training. They are up against a large number of magical wolves that previously won against a group of men armed with guns. They have no real chance at winning, no matter how you try to argue it.

Ring doesn't give 200 wisdom, it only gives 10.

One of the first dungeons he went to, E rank I'm pretty sure. Had ghost creatures whose corpses combined into stronger creatures when he killed them, forming stronger and stronger creatures until the boss was formed.

I'm pretty sure he hasn't gotten to 2500 yet at this point, but I don't really pay attention to the stats too much. I do know that he became tier 6 a few chapters ago, right after he finished recovering from his seals or whatever breaking. That's also when he unlocked Fire Path, Ice Path, etc. It happened right at the start of the chapter, if I remember correctly.

What are you talking about?

My theory (although it was kinda obvious) is that Elijah cast the curse in order to drive the snake thing away, and using the life force or whatever of innocent people made him lose his class.

It probably doesn't go in hundreds; if it did he'd progress way too fast. I'd bet it's either 300 or 500, more likely the latter since even 300 would just be a chapter away with how fast he's gaining wisdom.

Maybe? The first few words look familiar, but I can't really tell with all of the distortion.

List them then.

The runes are, I would imagine, engraved into the metal, so the runes would become invisible too. He could also easily make it so charms like that one don't work on it. Also, I don't remember any charms to make things transparent besides the ones for humans.

It doesn't make it much better, but to be fair, most purebloods use their wands for literally everything. Punishment still sucks though, because they literally tried to kill people. Plus, even if they can't buy another wand for whatever reason, they can just get a wand from someone else.

More like if you tried to kill a pet with a gun, given how the laws related to muggles are in Magical Britain.

1) He doesn't have any reason to want to become one right now. 2) It takes over a month, and requires a thunderstorm and keeping a mandrake leaf in your mouth for over a month. 3) It's illegal to become one without ministry permission, and he's a minor. 4) McGonagall would almost definitely notice.