This is an era of beast control to the extreme! The college entrance examination determines destiny, and potential determines the future!
Lin Luo, the bottom student in the third year of high school, the contracted beast is recognized as a loser - a gray sparrow with low potential. The cultural class is mediocre, the beast control ability is appalling, and the overall evaluation is F grade! The future is gloomy, and he is destined to accompany him in the college entrance examination and become the backdrop for others' glorious lives.
However, just when he cried out in despair, "Even if you can become stronger by taking poison," a miracle came - [The Devouring Evolution System of All Things] was bound!
Other people's beast masters are chewing expensive energy blocks and practicing their skills hard. The painting style of his Gray Bird completely collapsed!
Poisonous mushrooms? Crunchy! Discarded batteries? The taste is okay! Opponent's skills? Take a sip and swallow it!
After eating poison, [Poison Resistance] soars! Chew away the ore, and your [Defense] will be maxed out! Swallowing energy, the [level] skyrocketed!
Bite! Devouring success! Obtain the skill [Corrosive Saliva]!
[Ding! Blood purification! Unlocking the racial evolution route - [Iron-beaked Sparrow] → [Hundred Poison Hunting Sparrow] →... → [Destroying Poison Phoenix]?
[Ding! Eat [Ancient Thunder Core] and get the talent [Thunder Devourer]!
The useless bird that was once ridiculed began to evolve towards the indescribable God of Devouring under his feeding! The college entrance examination room became its cafeteria, and the opponent's beast became a mobile snack bag
Reader comments
I've probably read more than 30 chapters. There's not much of a problem and I can follow it.
The material is very good, sometimes there are descriptions of battles, and sometimes they are as simple and summarized as I am writing a summary.
I've probably read more than 30 chapters. There's not much of a problem and I can follow it.
The material is very good, sometimes there are descriptions of battles, and sometimes they are as simple and summarized as I am writing a summary.