I Bought a Top-Tier Catgirl and Awakened the Training System

Finally, I've seen a normal slave-dominant novel! 😢 All other slave-dominant novels have the classic example of a sassy male lead who, even as a slave owner, makes his slave sleep on the bed while he sleeps on the floor. Finally, there's a slave-dominant novel where the dialogue isn't overly sweet and the master-servant relationship is normal! 😢

I've struck gold! The writing style is very comfortable, leaning towards a cheerful and lighthearted aesthetic, with a touch of the underwater lava theme from other works. It might not be the best choice for those seeking realism and a fast-paced progression system, but if you enjoy a lively and fun-filled atmosphere and prefer a lighthearted, easygoing style, don't miss it!

Not bad. After watching too many warlord stories, I really like this kind of classic isekai adventure, like in Japanese anime. Forming an adventure team and encountering various characters on a fantastical land sounds good. The content is similar to other similar stories, with the system only unlocking after acquiring slaves.

Modo, I still need Modo, oh ho ho ho ho ho, ki moji, give me a good watch, oh ho ho ho ho ho 💕💕💕

How should I put it? Objectively speaking, it doesn't say that the male protagonist is invincible from the very beginning, nor does it say that the first 10 or so chapters start to be explicit. But I think this kind of pacing is actually very good, tending towards normalcy and being fair to everyone. The author's writing style is quite good, and the pacing is also very well controlled.

The description made me think they were all beast girls, but most of the higher-level ones are human. I'm curious how you're going to turn them into slaves.

This is great stuff, it's a pity not many people are reading it and it's a new book with only a few chapters. Keep it up, author!

Yellow Bird fans, come and give it a try!

Actually, it's still readable on Tomato Books 🤦 It just lacks any truly exciting moments. I've stopped expecting anything good from books anymore; I've developed a tolerance for bad ones.

That's good, eat when you're hungry! However, hopefully the follow-up training plan can keep up.