Global Beast Taming: I Own a Dragon Pet Farm

In an age when everyone can tame beasts, Su Ye awakens a Grade D talent and ranks last in his entire school.

Then he receives a package from the abyss and inherits a dragon breeding farm, abandoned for four hundred years.

Everyone else captures beasts to tame them. He buys his in bulk.

When he puts his first dragon on display in the busy city center, every beast tamer in town goes wild.

The city association chairman shows up in person, a provincial appraiser verifies it on the spot, and the crowds shatter the windows along three whole streets.

Everyone asks the same question: where did this Grade D kid get a dragon?

Of course, Su Ye doesn't tell them that the contract in his pocket says, "Monthly KPI not met: be devoured by ten thousand dragons."

He sells his first dragon for five million and thinks he's made a fortune.

Only later does he learn that genuine dragons go for at least fifty million, and he still has an entire farm's worth in stock.

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