In an age when everyone raises spirit beasts, Ye Lin turns sixteen and is expected to form a contract with one.
But the result is unexpected.
Not only does he fail to contract with a spirit beast, but one mysterious beast rejects him because of his identity.
Fine. In that case, there's no need to keep hiding who he is.
In his previous life, he was the chief executive and researcher of a mechanical planet.
He commanded hundreds of interstellar warships and was their sole commander.
Now he will rebuild his former civilization in this technologically backward world.
Nuclear fusion, laser weapons, AT fields, self-locking cannons...
Spirit beasts? Hah, just lowly carbon-based life forms.
Tremble and howl helplessly beneath the steel tide.
Of course, until everything is ready, he must keep a low profile... an even lower profile...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Why not add some emotional intelligence to the protagonist? Because the author doesn't have one?
I came here to read about beast control. It is about technology and beast control, and the writing is not harmonious. It looks like a stitch monster, and the author has written the emotional intelligence of the protagonist at a disadvantage. The position of a top scientist who can lead the development of science and technology in a civilization determines that his emotional intelligence is not low. Maybe he is stubborn and straightforward, but he can always see other people's emotions. Really high IQ, emotional intelligence is never low, this is also a kind of wisdom
This is the first time I have seen a work with a free chapter to 100 chapters.
This is a world where beasts are controlled. The protagonist should not obtain a contract and become the leader of another era.
I've given you the monthly ticket for flowers, come on, it's the first time I've seen a chapter like Feilu's for free.
Commentary on Chapter 14: The Encounter of Two Women, written by the legendary Mr. Ox, "Beast Taming: If you don't have a contract with beasts, you have to make it yourself".
Chapter 100: Launch! About the Legendary Ox Gentleman's "Beast Taming: Without a Beast Contract, I Have to Make It Myself" Chapter review.
Commentary on the chapter 10 Yan Su written by the legendary Mr. Niu in "Beast Taming: If there is no contract with beasts, we have to make them ourselves".
Chapter 1: Well, I was Rejected (Part 1) Chapter 1: "Beast Taming: Without a Beast Power Contract, I Have to Make My Own" written by the legendary Mr. Ox.
It's too miserable for you, right? I have received your message so many times. Why are there only ten flowers? I gave you some, what's going on with you?