[Beast Taming + Growth + Passion + Ensemble Cast + One Female Lead]
Star vortices hang high in the sky, and tides flow through myriad worlds.
When the tide rises, star beasts descend and ruins appear in the cities;
when it ebbs, star cores remain behind, and mysteries endure.
Before the start of his senior year, Lu Chen only wanted to buy an ordinary young beast he could afford to raise.
But a sudden tide led him to find a badly injured silver-gray cub whose potential had been rated only at the Star Condensation level.
Everyone urged him to give up on it.
Instead, Lu Chen gave it his very first contract slot.
Once the contract was complete, he awakened the ability to convert stellar energy into essence.
The mixed star cores no one else could absorb could be purified into pristine energy in his hands; even materials others considered worthless could nourish the growth of star beasts.
More importantly, the cub whose potential had been capped at the Star Condensation level kept growing stronger, with its racial potential continually rising.
While other beast tamers compete for high-tier bloodlines, Lu Chen does just two things:
He brings home resources no one else wants.
Then he rewrites his star beasts' growth limits, again and again.
Script: relatively novel, one star. Writing style: very unique, with slow rhythm and humorous language. Two stars. Figures: half group portrait, one star. Others: 1. The setting is explained step by step, closely following the theme, and there is a sense of getting to the bottom of things, one star. 2. Excellent counter-routine design, one star. Overall rating: Six stars overflowing, the process is slow, and readers with patience and empathy are recommended to watch.
I don't know what to say, but come on
The bond between humans and pets is deeply portrayed, unlike other beast-control novels, and the world view setting is also very grand.
The setting is very novel and rigorous. It does not just rely on crushing monsters. The setting of cultivating strange animals and learning skills is very interesting. The characters and characters are also very funny, not the kind of trivial writing