Xiao Nan, a boy from Blue Star, transmigrates into the God-Slaying world.
By a stroke of luck, he awakens a Beast-Taming System.
Through the System, he gains the talent to plunder and tame beasts, allowing him to seize other people's Forbidden Ruins for his own use.
Each time Xiao Nan breaks through a level, he can form a contract with one beast.
As he continues to advance, his collection of beasts keeps growing...
Panda Beast Girl, Calico Beast Girl, Mechanical Beast Girl...
Years later, the Calico Beast Girl sighs. "Sister Hongying, do you regret not making a contract with the master back then?"
Hongying: "Do I?"
"I saw you hesitate."
Si Xiaonan: 'Shouldn't I be the one regretting it?'
Just reluctantly, isn't it a good idea to have an ancestor to take care of the third pet beast?
If the protagonist wants to improve, he actually has to use the rewards given by the system and cannot improve himself. If the pet beast is higher than the protagonist, it will collapse or die in the worst case (can't it be suppressed? Can't the novel be more enjoyable?)