I Am a Contract Spirit Beast

Pain in the first step, numbness in the second step, slipping straight in and out in the third step, no movement allowed in the fifth step in and out in the sixth step, eyes closed seven times, teeth clenched in the eighth step, body fatigue in the step nine and out of ten, a lotus flower turned on both sides, an eel drilled inside, the lotus clamped the eel's head, and a stream of clear water flowed out.

Can I level up or not? After being promoted, wouldn't it be nice to go north and kill higher-level beasts? Wouldn't you earn more spiritual power this way?

I won't be able to code anymore. I have traveled to another world for three years, transformed into a second-level monster, and can still be chased by a first-order monster, and I also fell into someone else's hands. Doesn't it feel awkward to force the waste flow to start like this? Of course, I'm not saying that this book is not well written, but seven out of ten of Fei Lu's books start with a waste material flow. I looked at my heart and thought that iron could not become steel!

My brain is so messed up that my spiritual power is still there. I was tortured and almost died. Are you sure you can still read this novel?

I'm really speechless when I look at the useless article. Isn't there such a cool article? A level 2 snake is chasing a level 1 snake. What do you think?

Upgrading can easily be seen by high-level people, causing them to be wary. This injury was caused by the protagonist's unclear judgment of strength, which can be regarded as a lesson.

If you have spiritual power, you won't be able to upgrade it unless you keep it as a pet.

You idiot. . Damn it, you've still been at level 3 for so long, you don't have to wait for the spiritual power to turn into dust! The family was almost dead than Dou, flying. Lu Shao. . Lord, no one is watching!!!

Don't care what others say. Just know that someone is watching. Whether or not you give a reward depends on your efforts.

The protagonist has signed a contract with someone else. To put it bluntly, it's just a *. He had to do whatever his master told him to do, or he would die.