Beast Taming? I Become a God by Pushing My Spirit Beasts to Their Limits

The protagonist is decisive, without women, violence, interests, IQ, goals, It's just a bit too profit-oriented and extreme, which is more in line with my taste.

As a dark beast-controlling novel, it is very good, but the protagonist feels a little bit special about killing all the foreign races to protect his human race 🤦. It may be related to the identity of the protagonist, and he feels that he has been stamped with his thoughts.

I don't think it's very reasonable to choose a lifelong beast master. The protagonist's talent is more suitable for quickly gathering high-power beast masters to support the battle, quickly breaking through to a higher level, and then forcibly making a contract to kill everything instantly 🤔

The protagonist has an extreme sense of justice. Only I can be the savior of mankind. It's a pretty good logic, and the protagonist's behavioral standards are also based on interests. The pace is quite fast and I feel quite happy watching it😈

😡 No matter how hard it is, I'm a commander-in-chief 🤓 He has great skills and is handsome😎The real male protagonist😲 Apply to check the favorability 🧐Apply to do strategy tasks🥴 He actually called me a beer belly😡What's my attitude towards the male protagonist😫 If you want to send me flowers 🤗 I hope I will fall in love with you 🥰 Call me Gou Xiujin Sama👿Android direct installation🤫

Recently, I like to watch protagonists like Gu Zhenren, who are absolutely profit-oriented.

A cruel person comes into this world like a fish in water. Although the school is full of fake people, there are finally a few normal ones outside. The good thing is that it upgrades quickly, and there is no boring interaction with "tools". It's all about fighting, and the tools are completely used as consumables. Maybe you pity these tools, but if the protagonist doesn't do this, who will pity him?

I've watched too many male protagonists who are ruthless enough to give in. Suddenly, I was a little uncomfortable with it in the early stage. After reading about ten chapters and getting used to it, I found that, yes, it's hot-blooded enough.

If the protagonist can help humans become stronger after becoming stronger, then the protagonist can be regarded as a saint, at least he has not violated what he said before Abbreviation: Fang Yuan (sage version) 😏

A very alternative and novel design, breaking away from the ordinary monster-fighting and upgrading routines. The only thing I don't understand is that the death of the contracted pet will definitely backfire on the owner. How the male protagonist avoids this is not clear in the design.