[Beast taming + ghost taming + Gu insects + ensemble cast + draw characters to gain abilities + the protagonist has less page time early on]
After accidentally transmigrating to this beast-taming world, Yan Nuo awakened a golden finger that allowed him to draw characters.
He drew Hundun from the animation Youshou Yan, game character Sett the Boss, Pom-Pom, the Great Sage of Yellow Wind, and even Ao Run from the film New Gods: Nezha Reborn.
People always look at those who succeed with envy and jealousy, lamenting how unfairly fate has treated them.
But they don’t understand that a clear goal gives you a direction to strive toward. Everyone gets stuck in the mire at some point.
Yet they keep relying on others, waiting for someone to pull them out, never realizing that…
They have to persevere. Only by getting back up after falling can they truly escape the mire.
When the myriad races invade the human world, there will always be someone standing before countless others, protecting the lights of home behind them.
They may fight to protect their country, their family, their wealth, their love, their status… but every one of them is chasing something.
Having accidentally transmigrated to this beast-taming world, how will Yan Nuo pursue a path of his own?
The pursuit needs a goal, and the goal is its cornerstone.
Pursue what you desire. Pursue the so-called fate of humanity and change its very nature. The path of fate is known as a “Path.”
This book includes a few elements from other works. If that bothers you, read with caution.
The idea is very good, it is a group portrait, but the author's writing style is not very good, and some parts are a bit confusing, but it should be better in the future, so you can give it a try. Also ask, does the author make a living by writing books or does he have other jobs?