Fang Lan transmigrates to a high-martial world and awakens the spirit beast “Ghost Shark,” which devours everything and evolves without limit.
Here, powerful clans dominate and social classes are entrenched: no one from a humble background rises to the upper ranks, and no aristocrat falls to the lower ones.
Great families tightly control all the resources. No matter how powerful an ordinary person’s spirit beast is, they have no resources to raise it and may even have it stolen through underhanded means.
In a world like this, Fang Lan has one simple goal: to become mayor and keep his city safe.
A rich young master wants to take my spirit beast?
You’re only worth one of my hands.
Monstrous calamities and apocalyptic beasts?
No problem. I’ll handle them.
Every mayor is a prince or noble, and unregistered refugees are barred from office?
You broken-backed dogs can yap all you like!
Amid the ruins, beneath a tree that has stood for millennia, one man and one shark will protect humanity for generations to come!
The key settings of the plot are explained too slowly. The protagonist actually explains his golden finger to the enemy before he dies. In addition, the protagonist has no abilities but is too showy. I don't know how to develop quickly. It's one of the worst novels I've ever read.
It's well written, but I can't stand the idea of becoming mayor.
Not bad, come on
It doesn't look good. I've always wanted to be the mayor, but I don't have the strength to care about this or that.
Come on, author, I'm optimistic about you (≧∇≦)/
18 Pictures can poison me to death