Huang Ying is a genius spirit tamer who awakens an S-rank mental talent, only to become the laughingstock of her school after contracting a puppet doll everyone mocks as a “good-for-nothing rag doll.”
“Look, Nightingale brought her rag doll to class!”
“An S-rank talent wasted on a pet for show!”
In the face of their mockery, Huang Ying simply strokes Qian Yu’s dull button eyes. “Don’t be afraid. I know you’re different.”
While others pursue mighty divine beasts, she searches ancient books in the library for the secrets of evolving “non-living things.”
While others sweat it out on the training grounds, she uses her mental energy late into the night to nurture Qian Yu’s battered body.
Then, at the academy league, the “rag doll” everyone had jeered at opens its ruby-red eyes before a spellbound crowd. Invisible threads control the entire arena, and it takes an elegant bow.
“A doll? No, a king!”
From a mocked “doll tamer” to the “Nightingale” who astonishes the world, Huang Ying sets out on an extraordinary beast-taming adventure with her one-of-a-kind companions: a proud shadow marten, a healing jellyfish, a fierce but adorable turtle, and an elegant pegasus.
Contract with a good-for-nothing? No, I contracted a forgotten legend!
The bond between the female protagonist Huang Ying and the puppet doll Qian Yu is deeply moving, and every battle is thrilling. The dark humor of the ruins' AI is quite amusing, and I couldn't help but laugh while reading. I wonder when Lu Mingxuan will be cured—his teacher is so pitiful! And Little Shadow, revive him! My pet beast! The pacing is also great, and it feels like it will be a long story. I love it so much; I feel like it won't be enough without a million words.
I really enjoy this book. I've been reading it since the beginning, from the initial 40,000 to 50,000 words. The plot is very much to my liking. I hope the author can update more chapters; two chapters a day are simply not enough.
I really like this book. I was bored and Tomato recommended it to me. It's a genre I like.
It's really good. From her first-person perspective, she's very strong; from other people's perspectives, she's a very hardworking little girl. Anyway, I really like the female lead's character.