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I Beg the Male Protagonist to Open a Shop to Cultivate Beasts, Such as Monsters.
It's just like training beasts in the store, not running around and fighting. I used to have a copy, but I can't find it now.
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Star God, Destiny, Elf, Beast Control
The protagonist can rely on the power of plug-ins to make elves or beasts follow their destiny, and the protagonist's own elves or beasts will eventually be cultivated into star gods.
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Top 1 in Your Mind! ! Please Recommend! !
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It's ok, relatively modest. It's just that the development is too slow. It took more than thirty chapters for the protagonist to reach level 5, but he was still at level 1 to level 5. Not even the official ones, the country is almost controlled by aristocratic families.
Although it is a bit like popular beast-control literature, the writing style is very good, and the system functions are also very eye-catching. Compared with some starting mythical beast-level cubs and saying that they must develop first (give an ugly name to hide it + show something unusual from time to time to attract the attention of big shots + pretend to slap the peepers in the face) and then the system rewards something, which is a key prop to immediately show off its power in cross-border battles.
It feels pretty good and I look forward to the follow-up plot.
Author, why don't you follow? What happened to you?