A falling star crashes into the world, and all beasts run wild.
At eighteen, Ye Chuan, an orphan of a fallen hero, awakens a rare SSS-rank Forbidden Annihilation talent. But because his talent automatically severs its connection to the Awakening Stone the instant it manifests, he is mistakenly classified as D-rank Dark-type.
Everyone else's contracted mantises are assassins that vanish without a trace.
Ye Chuan stares at the silver-armored mantis before him, with its sky-high defense and absurdly low agility, and falls silent for a long while:
“Everyone else's mantis is an assassin. Why is mine more like a giant freight truck?”
While everyone thinks he and this mutated mantis are doomed to mediocrity, Ye Chuan discovers that his power of Forbidden Annihilation can sever wounds from recovery, commands from contracts, and even the parasitic hold of an alien civilization over the entire Blue Star.
Starting with a silver-armored heavyblade mantis, he'll uncover, step by step, the true secrets behind his parents' deaths in battle, his brother's disappearance, and the falling star that struck the world five hundred years ago.
Those who enslave alien beasts: annihilated.
Those who possess all living beings: annihilated.
Contracts that should never have existed...
All can be annihilated.
Is this writing about beast control? It feels like a research report.
It has a cliched taste. The most annoying thing is this kind of classic drama that comes up to hate you without any brain. It makes me feel like I am just reading a low-quality AI article. The first three chapters can basically persuade me to quit.