[Just rated, score expected to rise] [Global Class Change] [Beast Tamer] [Everyone has a System] [No female lead?]
In the age of Global Class Change, Lin Ye awakens the A-rank talent “Soul Resonance,” granting him three times as many beast-contract slots as others of the same rank.
He should have had a genius’s start, but instead the entire school mocks him.
Beast tamers burn through money! How can anyone afford to raise so many beasts?
Lin Ye just laughs. Not only do his beasts need no raising, they can even carry him to victory!
He awakens the one and only hidden passive, [Lord of All Spirits]. As long as he makes a contract, he can bind a unique golden finger to each beast!
Beast No. 1: Black Iron Giant Ant. [Infinite Devouring Evolution System]! It gains experience from eating garbage, stacks defense by eating scrap metal, and learns skills by eating monsters.
Beast No. 2: Spiritbright Stone Monkey. [Great Sage Returns System]! It starts with mythic aptitude and crushes everyone. Its Fiery Golden Eyes and Heaven and Earth Transformation unlock one after another, and a single staff strike teaches everyone a lesson!
Beast No. 3: Earthvein Rock Dragon. [Myriad Worlds Affix System]! It starts with the [Tank Engine] affix, which endlessly stacks its maximum health. Kill enough monsters, and it grows as big as a mountain, with a health bar so thick even the gods can’t break through!
“You call this a commoner’s beast tamer?”
While the other geniuses of his class are still congratulating themselves on getting a Bronze-rank beast, Lin Ye has already led his “System army” to sweep through the Forbidden Zone of Death!
Beast tamers die if enemies get close?
His beasts’ power is reflected back to him at three times its strength.
Lin Ye punches a monster to pieces and sneers. “Sorry, my beasts are too strong. Their reflected stats accidentally turned me into a humanoid tyrannosaur.”
When the Demon God descends and sees the horde of monsters behind Lin Ye, each equipped with its own System, it panics. Lin Ye quietly opens the System menu for his thirtieth beast...
Invincible, which is quite cool, but data collectors should try not to read it. The data given by the author is unreliable. It is the third contract beast, [Tank Engine: Each time you participate in killing a target, your maximum health and size will be permanently increased by 5%, with no upper limit for superimposition. As a result, I participated in killing at least 200 monsters, and now I have only reached five meters (this is because I evolved once, from three meters to five meters). There was also a time when hundreds of monsters were raised from more than two meters to two meters three. It's quite refreshing. The author's left and right brains are fighting each other, and he also specializes in leveling up. After the last upgrade, the ant's silver is three, the protagonist's silver is three, the monkey is silver one, and the dragon's bronze ten is almost upgraded to silver. Then he killed hundreds of golds, not all of which were gold one, and one gold five. In the end, he killed a platinum, but in the end, he didn't upgrade. The experience of leapfrogging kills here has not been reduced, it is suppressed, but it will not be upgraded.
If you can't hold it down, don't hold it down. If it's worst, open the map wider.
The world view is completely built, and fighting and wits are combined. It is a rare high-quality supernatural novel.
It's super cool, the author, keep it up, I love reading it. The settings are also very good. It's okay to bring your own pet system. It's pretty good-looking, with some mistakes, but it's acceptable.
The writing is good, the thinking is high-end, the structure is rigorous, the protagonist has a unique core idea, and there is no boring plot
Come on, it looks good
Very good. Many books look the same. This one is quite interesting. At least it makes me want to continue reading. 😄
It's nice to watch, but not very exciting, and a lot of the content could have been written more smoothly, as well as strengthening the Ant King.
Very nice but updates are a bit slow
A good work worth looking forward to, I hope the author can persevere.