[Beast Taming + Survival + Chinese Dragon + Traits + System + Power Fantasy + Growth + Leveling + Card-Based]
On an alternate Blue Star, monsters invade and humanity establishes a new order.
In the wake of the disaster, people discover that monsters can be tamed, and killing them yields all kinds of supplies.
Humanity goes on to develop beast-taming civilization, drop-rate civilization, and more...
Xu Changming arrives in this world with his soul in another body, and awakens a System after touching a skill card.
He ventures into monster dungeons, forms a bond with his fated beast companion, a divine Chinese dragon.
While others train their beast companions relentlessly, searching for a chance to break through,
Xu Changming happily farms monsters, relying on the System feature [Hunt Beasts to Gain Experience Points].
Neither he nor his beast companions have any level caps, so they can mindlessly spend points to level up.
While others farm monsters only to get pitiful supplies,
Xu Changming uses the System feature [Drop Rate Attribute] and has already started getting drops like warships and heavy artillery.
When China faces an unprecedented monster invasion, Xu Changming strides across the sea onto the deck of a steel warship.
Facing the tide of monsters, he says lightly:
“Would you lot care to try my Heaven-and-Earth Same-Lifespan technique?”
The writing is okay, and I can see that there is a lot of foreshadowing, but well, the beginning is frustrating for more than 30 chapters! Either I am oppressed by this or I am oppressed by that! Although there are always people who come forward, it is not the protagonist's own strength after all!
Generally speaking, the writing is okay, but the routines at the beginning are too common and a little bit poisonous. The male protagonist is also a two-pronged person. He gives you a status as a dog licker at the beginning, and then opens a harem later. This is quite disgusting.