Su Fan transmigrates to an age when everyone tames beasts. Here, the college entrance exam no longer tests academic knowledge, but determines what kind of beast tamer you will become.
Ferocious beasts and monsters run rampant. Everyone trains hard to protect their own lives.
Here, your strength determines your status in the world, as well as the wealth, women, and power you can command.
Here, there are dragons soaring through the skies and terrifying giant beasts as vast as star domains.
On the day careers are awakened, Su Fan awakens as a necromancer, a profession the world considers the weakest. His future seems utterly bleak.
Fortunately, at that very moment, he awakens a rather unconventional grave-robbing System. The System travels to the Myriad Worlds to dig up the corpses of powerful beings and provide them for Su Fan to use.
Watch as Su Fan leads an army of the undead to conquer this world.
When people see darkness spreading across the sky, they are all stunned into asking:
"Is this really the weakest profession?"
One moment he said there was no corpse, and the next moment there was a corpse and he was very nervous. You were the one who said there could be no corpses, and you were the one who brought back the corpses of monsters to sell. When the inconsistency started, I was thinking that without monster corpses, you would have no babies. So what would they eat without monster corpses? In the end, if you kill the monster beast, why do you sell it if its corpse doesn't disappear? Chapter 1: But what they don't know is that Heaven does not allow any corpse to remain in the world. As long as a living thing dies, Heaven will erase all traces of its existence, including the corpse of the living thing. Chapter 9: The protagonist sells the freshly beaten corpse