[Beast taming + comedy + lighthearted]
Gao Ge transmigrates to a beast-taming world and gets bound to version 9.0 of the Protagonist Roleplay System. By completing live performances, he earns all kinds of rewards.
“The original owner’s bonded beast was a maggot. What does that have to do with my god-tier Titan Worm?”
While everyone else avoids countless ferocious beasts and cautiously explores dimensional secret realms, he uses his System rewards to tear through everything in his path and reap the spoils at will.
Blue Star, the Moon, Mars... He leaves behind countless legends.
The Sequence 3 Daughter of the Abyss, the Sequence 12 Nine-Tailed Fox... Gao Ge adds one top-tier beast after another to his collection.
“I really don’t get it. Why don’t you just make a pact with a top-tier beast instead of painstakingly raising one and helping it evolve? Is it because you don’t like them?”
Classmates: “Why provoke him? Haven’t you heard about who slaughtered their way through the trial realm?”
Teacher: “Why don’t you graduate early? You’re stronger than the principal, and you still call me teacher?”
Enemies: “All his beasts are SSS-rank! What’s the point of fighting?!”
Ferocious beasts: “Everyone, hold steady! It’s eighty hundred thousand to one. We have the advantage! Hey, don’t run away!”
Years later, Gao Ge looks back on his life and sighs. “The thing I regret most is making pacts with the Succubus Empress and the Nine-Tailed Fox. They’ve really made my life miserable!”
The book is overall okay, but there are some minor points that the author just replied and deleted as soon as I commented on them. Then there is nothing more to say, which made me feel embarrassed [laughs evilly]
Interesting and good-looking. Love watching it.
Good-looking, good-looking, super good-looking
Really good compared to other similar books
It's beautiful and funny, it deserves a five-star rating.
Come on, pick up the pace
It's really good-looking, and there's nothing sinister about it. I hope it won't be discontinued.
The anchor should have named him Ji Bochang, but it turned out that he was pronounced Ji Baichang.