After transmigrating into a virtual online game set 500 years in the future, Mu Han is lucky enough to trigger the sole hidden class, Spirit Tamer, which lets him form contracts with spirit pets without limit.
Flower fairies, dragon girls, nine-tailed celestial foxes, elves, succubi, blue-sea mermaids, and even the darlings of the gods, seraphs!
Then Mu Han is delighted to discover that he can even make contracts with NPCs in the game!
A chaste holy knight, a well-behaved priestess, a dignified female city lord, an imperial princess...
However, every morning, Mu Han has to face all kinds of problems.
His level skyrockets, monsters besiege the city, the guild seeks revenge, and every NPC in the city turns bald...
It turns out the source of all this is his pets. His pets automatically fight monsters!!!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
When I saw the professional spirit master, I was reminded of a comic book called The Spirit Exorcist.
It's gone, it's gone. The author is a eunuch, short and weak.
The plan of the cute pets is to make the protagonist Bei Feng?
Damage reduction is 10%, but the cooldown time is actually 10 minutes. Author, are you serious about this setting? Is reducing damage by 10% such an exaggerated magical skill? The cooldown is so long and the skill can only be used once per battle, but the effect is so poor.
Crazy, you used the sub-class expansion card and chose a knight as the main class?
Come on, the author writes well.
The main professions include knight, ranger, mage, etc., And the secondary professions are medicine refining, weapon refining, mining, etc. But then I turned around and used the secondary profession card to choose knight, knight! The author explained it clearly in Chapter 3. If you don't believe it, go and read it. The author is definitely mistaken.
To be honest, I don't understand it a bit. Please explain the background, origin, game release time, etc.
Cut as soon as it's put on the shelves? Is a talent
Make it clear to put it on the shelves, grab it and cut it