[Beast Control + Funny + Unserious + Anti-routine]
The spiritual tide revives, and the beast is respected.
The strong contracted spirit beasts and dominated the world, while the weak couldn't even afford an F-level spirit beast.
Su Yi, a poor boy, makes a living by working. His only dream is to contract a stone-shell turtle that can extend his life.
Until the day of the contract, he awakened to an outrageous system:
[Beast Control System·Reverse Contract Module Launched]
Others rely on spiritual beasts to become stronger, but he relies on becoming stronger to bring flying spiritual beasts!
One person advances, and all beasts break through;
One person becomes stronger and all beasts are invincible!
While others feed the spirit beasts pills, he feeds himself the tonic;
Others rely on spiritual beasts to protect their master, but he relies on himself to protect his spiritual beasts!
Weak? Then practice! Poverty? Then drink it!
From a street corner wage earner to a beast master who shocked the world,
Su Yi used his strength to tell everyone——
Others rely on spiritual beasts, and his spiritual beasts rely on him!
Reader comments
The further you go, the more pressure you get to restrict the growth of the protagonist, and instead some inexplicable plots appear. Then there are many ambiguous plots. There should be a real heroine at the moment. Later, if it is a harem story, it is possible, but it is also possible that there is no heroine.
It can be said that the protagonist in the front identifies something by himself, and then the rest of the things are basically arranged. Didn't I say that before? The protagonist enters the school, and then there is a promising person in the school out of nowhere. I want to give it a try again, but don't want to give it the resources. The protagonist has no resources, so what will be the result of giving it a try?
It was quite fun to watch, even though there were some poisonous spots everywhere, I actually kept watching it.
It's no good. Who can stand the poison all the time?
The further you go, the more pressure you get to restrict the growth of the protagonist, and instead some inexplicable plots appear. Then there are many ambiguous plots. There should be a real heroine at the moment. Later, if it is a harem story, it is possible, but it is also possible that there is no heroine. It can be said that the protagonist in the front identifies something by himself, and then the rest of the things are basically arranged. Didn't I say that before? The protagonist enters the school, and then there is a promising person in the school out of nowhere. I want to give it a try again, but don't want to give it the resources. The protagonist has no resources, so what will be the result of giving it a try?
It was quite fun to watch, even though there were some poisonous spots everywhere, I actually kept watching it. It's no good. Who can stand the poison all the time?