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To Control the Beast, the Protagonist's Family Is Powerful, so Don't Treat Someone Who Was Born in Poverty. . .
The beast-controlling novels on Tomato have almost become a template. Either the parents are awesome, suddenly disappear, and the son is miserable; it is a time-traveler who suddenly gets the system and becomes poor; or else it is just a trap. . . Can't the hero's family be tough?
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Are There Any Butterfly Beasts, Divine Pets, Etc.?
Is there any?
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Fighting Beasts Has Become a Thing of the Past, Looking for Firewood
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It feels like the protagonist is uneducated. Even if the orcs don't wear clothes, they are always struggling [cover face] [cover face] [cover face]. That is to say, other people don't want to plot against him, otherwise they won't know how to die. This book is just too sweet. Especially the character of the protagonist
It's quite good-looking, with a lot of little scenes and jokes that make people smile. Overall, I recommend reading this book.