Ye Tian transmigrates to a fantasy world and discovers that he's become the female emperor's wife: the male empress of the Langya Divine Dynasty. He's also been banished to a hunting ground to raise vicious beasts!
Fortunately, he awakens the Strongest Divine Beast Rearing System.
From then on, he embarks on a path of evolving all kinds of vicious beasts into divine beasts!
[Blazing Bird + Evolution Points = Fire Phoenix!]
[Nine Nether Tiger + Evolution Points + Mutagenic Pill = Thunder Prison Demon Dragon Tiger!]... Female Emperor: I only sent Ye Tian to raise chickens. How did he end up with a whole flock of Fire Phoenixes?
Enemy dynasty: How are we supposed to fight with so many divine beasts? We surrender! We surrender!
The ugly names are rubbish, and the good names are genius. The plot is a bit embarrassing. In chapter 19, someone wants to kill you, and they say this and that, but you don't kill him, so you just let him go. I'm convinced. It's not a story about decisive killing. It's not suitable for me to read. I've withdrawn it.
Should everyone give up the trap immediately? It's really not very good-looking, and the subject matter is good, but it just gave me the feeling that the protagonist is a second-rate character. The author wanted to write a light-hearted and funny plot, but it was so cold that he just stepped on the horse in the end!
What is this? What is this?
To be honest, apart from the halo of the protagonist, there are no other factors that prevent me from being killed by the emperor.
This could have been okay