[Urban high martial arts + beast control era + system panel + attribute points]
While other beast masters were considering the evolution route of the phantom beasts, Lin Luo was adding points to the phantom beasts.
While other beast masters were feeding the phantom beasts various resources, Lin Luo was adding points to the phantom beasts.
While other beast masters were cultivating feelings and bonds with the phantom beasts, Lin Luo was adding points to the phantom beasts.
A monster with ultimate power!
Endless changes, hundreds of forms of slime!
The calamity crow who controls lightning and natural disasters and easily destroys the world!
Lin Luo and his fantasy beasts have shocked the world again and again.
"You ask me how I became the strongest beast master?"
Many years later, Lin Luo faced the camera, honest and humble:
"What I have achieved today is all due to my own hard work and hard work."
"System, add more!"
Reader comments
This opening... Isn't it true that the protagonist didn't get the villain script?
First, the protagonist awakens the monsters at the beginning (and the big enemy inside is the demon) and then "bully" Ye Chen, and this Ye Chen is just like other children of fortune. No matter what the protagonist says, he will be misunderstood as an enemy. This Ye Chen even got his engagement broken off, and then he seeks "revenge" from the protagonist in anger, but the protagonist will definitely not kill him if he kills him. Yes, there is a high chance that Ye Chen will be resurrected and identify the protagonist as a traitor to the human race, and generally the protagonist at least has a crush on him of the opposite sex. But here, the two women he meets are both green tea or fairy types, which is basically equivalent to the woman who was originally Ye Chen (chance)... Frankly speaking, it's hard to say, so I can only give it two stars...
What is the teacher's reason for targeting the protagonist? The protagonists in other novels are ridiculed for their weak talents in the early stage and strong beast control in the early stage and strong in the later stage. The poor people have no resources and cannot develop. So why are you being ridiculed here? The protagonist awakened a monster that was strong in the early stage. Wouldn't it just develop and make a contract with other monsters? Regardless of whether he is strong or weak, as long as he is the protagonist, he will be targeted and ridiculed.
This opening... Isn't it true that the protagonist didn't get the villain script? First, the protagonist awakens the monsters at the beginning (and the big enemy inside is the demon) and then "bully" Ye Chen, and this Ye Chen is just like other children of fortune. No matter what the protagonist says, he will be misunderstood as an enemy. This Ye Chen even got his engagement broken off, and then he seeks "revenge" from the protagonist in anger, but the protagonist will definitely not kill him if he kills him. Yes, there is a high chance that Ye Chen will be resurrected and identify the protagonist as a traitor to the human race, and generally the protagonist at least has a crush on him of the opposite sex. But here, the two women he meets are both green tea or fairy types, which is basically equivalent to the woman who was originally Ye Chen (chance)... Frankly speaking, it's hard to say, so I can only give it two stars...
What is the teacher's reason for targeting the protagonist? The protagonists in other novels are ridiculed for their weak talents in the early stage and strong beast control in the early stage and strong in the later stage. The poor people have no resources and cannot develop. So why are you being ridiculed here? The protagonist awakened a monster that was strong in the early stage. Wouldn't it just develop and make a contract with other monsters? Regardless of whether he is strong or weak, as long as he is the protagonist, he will be targeted and ridiculed.
Dimensional dragon possible