Black Myth: My Ancestor Taught Me to Tame Beasts in the City

[Realistic Beast Taming + No System + Not Invincible + Plot-Focused + Deeply Human + Heartwarming, No Clichés, From Underdog to Winner!]

The protagonist, Zuo Li, is a character who grows over time. Step by step, with guidance from his ancestor, a master beast tamer, he climbs up from rock bottom, going from a high school student bullied by his classmates to a beast tamer in a realistic modern city.

He grew up without a mother's love and is fond of older sisters. In a world where reality takes unexpected turns, he forges his own path!

At first, he can control flies and use their sight and hearing to eavesdrop on two beautiful teachers joking about their boyfriends!

His first beast companion is a black wolfdog, which he uses to successfully get revenge on the tattooed bully and the poisonous punk who tormented him!

Despite scoring an impressive 708 on his exam, he applies to a second-rate university to study veterinary medicine! This gives him the qualifications to raise and study all kinds of animals, and launches his brilliant career making big money through beast taming.

The Beautiful Country releases an animal zombie virus in Dongda Country. The virus spreads, turning animals into zombies and throwing the public into a panic, dealing a severe blow to Dongda Country's economy. If it isn't stopped and treated, it will infect the people of Dongda Country as well.

With his ancestor's help, Zuo Li finds an herbal cure for the zombie virus and successfully resolves the crisis. He is awarded the title of national academician, becoming the youngest academician in Dongda Country.

For stopping the animal zombies, he receives the Blue Star's youngest Beibeier Prize in Biomedicine.

Beast taming in the city becomes a brand-new industry and field of study, bringing light to humanity!