You’re Supposed to Raise Beasts for the College Entrance Exam, and You Contract a Nine-Tailed Fox

Some brothers, some Ultimate Resilience – Yang Jian The ultimate true injury - Lü Bu Ultimate Control – Bodhidharma Extreme deceleration - Charlotte Ultimate support – Guan Yu The ultimate technique – Yuan Ge The ultimate burst of power – Li Xin Ultimate damage reduction - Meng Tian The ultimate dialogue – Sikong Zhen

It's a lighthearted, enjoyable read. If you like that kind of story, you can check it out. The main plot revolves around the male protagonist forming contracts with numerous spirit beasts and possessing a multitude of overpowered abilities. Overall, it's a pretty good read; it's definitely a lighthearted, enjoyable read.

As I watched, it felt incredibly familiar, especially the part where they went out of the city to accept the quest. The first quest was remarkably similar to a quest the protagonist in "Global Mystery Era" accepted.

This is one of the better beast-taming novels. The unique theme, unlike other beast-taming novels, makes it worth reading. After all, it uses a sequence system for taming beasts instead of divine beasts or anything like that, which is quite nice. By the way, when it comes to the author's romantic storylines, please don't favor one particular character. Doing so can easily ruin the story.

From May 14th to 17th, 2025, I read the latest chapter, 463 (970,000 words), which was alright. Cheat: The system rewards players for achieving certain milestones. The protagonist can forcibly contract with monsters weaker than himself. He can also forcibly contract other people's monsters, even those from the God Era.

The "Beast Taming and Transformation" series is a decent harem novel. The ending is decisive with few restrictions, and the forced contracts allow the protagonist to plot against any monster they see, making it both satisfying and exciting.

Same old formula, they even use poison in the life-or-death battle. It's pretty good, I can't be the only one getting poisoned 😏😏

"It should be! The existence of the Seventh Sequence! To this day, no one knows what the Nine-Tailed Fox's innate skills are! It is said that the reason why the Sakura Kingdom sank into the Pacific Ocean three hundred years ago was because of a Nine-Tailed Fox!" Based on this passage alone, I'm giving it a five-star review.

I met a 30-year-old woman online. We chatted for over half a year and got along very well. Today she suggested meeting in person. I hesitated and said that since she has a family, it didn't feel right. But she said it was fine, and we could just be friends, so I agreed. I asked her for a photo; she looked quite pretty. She lived not far from my city, and we arranged to meet at a bubble tea shop.

It's full of memes and quirky moments, and many of the plot points really made me laugh. It's like a love letter to my dreams!