[Beast Control + Warmth + Slow Tempo + Golden Finger + Master and Disciple]
Chen Rang, a young man with red soul who was ridiculed by others, owned a little native dog Tan Qiu who was also not favored. While everyone was pursuing fancy tricks and powerful beasts, he squatted down and said to Tanqiu: "It doesn't matter, let's take our time."
That day, the [God-level proficiency system] quietly awakened.
When others pursue power, he adds the most basic [Jump] to mastery; when others laugh at him for only being able to make small flames, he adds [Sparks] to mutation. The moment the charcoal ball sprayed out red lotus fire that filled the sky, the whole place was completely silent - it turns out that the weakest war beast can also become the strongest partner.
This is a story about "taking your time". The strongest plus point is never in the skill column, but in every companionship, in every trust, and in every tenderness of "It doesn't matter, let's take it slow."
Many years later, when Chen Rang became the most popular teacher in the college, when Tanqiu lay basking in the sun at the door of the classroom, when a timid young man hugged a weak war beast and asked him for help——
He knelt down and smiled.
"It's okay, let's take our time."
Reader comments
The protagonist is an indigenous person, not a cool novel, a non-traditional beast-control and upgrade novel, which emphasizes the plot rather than the world view. It has some unique features. The words are warm and have unique insights into bonds and upgrades, which is refreshing.
The protagonist is an indigenous person, not a cool novel, a non-traditional beast-control and upgrade novel, which emphasizes the plot rather than the world view. It has some unique features. The words are warm and have unique insights into bonds and upgrades, which is refreshing.