Beast Taming: You Call a Panda a Useless Pet?

Louis transmigrates to a world of beast tamers, where flying winged serpents soar through the sky, earth dragons burrow underground, hellhounds breathe fire, and toads spray water.

During the school's initial beast selection, the protagonist actually spots a panda among the starter beasts.

"That thing? It's lazy, fat, and a vegetarian beast. It obviously can't be any good."

"Don't pick that black-and-white bear. It's useless and has no desire to fight."

"It's pretty rare, but it's only suitable as an ornamental spirit pet. Maybe the young ladies from big cities would like it."

Hearing all this, Louis is dumbfounded.

You call a panda, whose bite force is surpassed only by that of polar bears and Siberian brown bears, weak in battle?

You call a creature that can run at fifty kilometers per hour in the mountains a pushover?

Even by the standards of this beast-taming world, this thing should at least be Chiyou's mount.

I don't care. I'm picking the panda. Even Jesus can't stop me.

When the protagonist takes his panda into battle as his beast, everyone is stunned.

"I want to report that panda with the black eye patches for cheating."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.