[Female-led Beast Taming] [Underdog Comeback] [Genius Protagonist] [School Tournament]
Other people's childhood: Spend big on top-tier spirit beasts and coast to victory with the family backing them.
Yu Zheng's childhood: Find a “cat” in the ruins, scrimp and save to buy cat food, then discover after raising it that it's a white tiger! Low cost, huge returns.
She only wanted to win some league prize money, make five million, then lie flat for the rest of her life with her family and “kitty.” Who could have guessed she'd make it all the way to the finals, on the verge of reaching the pinnacle of life?
And then... She only wanted the prize money, okay?! How did she get dragged into this ridiculous secret realm and whisked off to the Upper World, where the spiritual energy is so thick it's practically choking her?
Yu Zheng finally gets it: her slow cultivation was entirely the environment's fault!
Here, her spiritual power shoots up, and her white tiger evolves at rocket speed.
There's just one little problem: a crown prince from the Upper World shows up out of nowhere. He's aloof and taciturn, and he keeps clashing with her in the arena. He can't accept losing, and isn't happy when he wins. They can't stand each other, yet can't help respecting each other.
Before long, they enter a top academy, turn from rivals into teammates, and compete together in the Interstellar Tournament.
But who knew this was all part of a shocking trap? A sinister force from another star region has already set its sights on the Galaxy.
No matter. Geniuses aren't afraid of trouble! With beasts as our blades and the stars as our battlefield, we will defend our home!
The first part is okay (some parts are boring, just ordinary beast-control stories), but the later parts become more and more exciting, including the upper world and other worlds, and there are some minor flaws in the middle (the heroine is too young, and it is awkward to win the beast-control battle) All in all, the heroine's experience is very exciting and has the flavor of Feng Aotian. The key point is that the heroine is either an older woman who traveled through time and pretends to be young, or she is a child who is gradually growing up. She deserves five stars [sending heart][sending heart][sending heart][sending heart]
It's okay, there are some flaws in some places
The main line is clear, the rhythm is compact, and the plot is reasonable