Lin Yuan was purged by his family, and all he had left was a dying withered leaf silkworm as his contracted beast. Everyone said he was finished.
But no one knew that he had awakened the long-lost Ten Thousand Beasts Replacement Art.
Evolution was not about slowly helping weak beasts grow. It was about replacing their bloodlines, paths, materials, and combat roles while preserving their identities as spirit beasts, rewriting their destinies in the process.
The withered leaf silkworm took the poisonous armor path and transformed into a Poison Armor Scorpion King. A shadow cub awakened the essence of a qilin and became a stealthy protector. A holy light dragon, an ancient wood dragon, and a white tiger descendant joined his ranks one after another.
From academy tournaments and black market crackdowns to sects of the Upper Realm and battlefields against myriad races, everyone thought Lin Yuan was just lucky.
It was only when the Ten Thousand Beasts Diagram unfolded that the powerful beings of the heavens understood:
The beasts he contracted were not just spirit beasts.
They were the futures of every creature that refused to accept its fate.
From the black market negotiations, the confrontation over the price verification of venom, to the use of rules in the fighting arena to fight back - Lin Yuan breaks down survival in a desperate situation into clear accounts. The rhythm is as steady as walking on the ground, and it makes people hold their breath the whole time.
The author is very calm and cautious, so the male protagonist also thinks before and after, and makes plans before taking action. You need to taste it carefully to know its taste. This kind of thinking is very tedious, so it is not suitable for readers who are impetuous and want to read and leave quickly. But it's actually quite nice to take your time and look at it, it's a different scenery compared to others.
When a person is forced into a desperate situation, it means that many mistakes have been made before. It's cloudy, so bring a raincoat and a straw hat. Don't dig a well when you're thirsty. What if he makes his death thrilling and turns the tide? It is better to prepare early, strategize and take your time.
I like this kind of cost, real, and normal logic. Rather than just a cool article. Reading only cool articles gives people a headache and is boring.
The touch of the withered leaf silkworm's fingertips is the most poignant and magical touch in the entire article.
I've read a lot of it on Tomato, and this is my first time posting a comment because it is indeed a good article. It's rare to see a work with such clear logic, reasonable plot, and delicate description. It's worth pursuing!
Replacement is more difficult to write than growth. The author treats every evolution as a surgery. The pace is steady, the information is dense, and there is no nonsense. It is a rare dignity in beast-control novels.