[Pet Beast Training + Exploration and Treasure Hunting + Relaxed Daily Life + A Young Man's Growth]
Eighteen-year-old Lu Ye has a grand dream: to become the world's greatest beast-taming explorer and seek out a legendary place absent from every map: the "Sea That Never Sets."
For now, though, this future great explorer is busy taking care of his one and only partner.
His first pet beast is a green-feathered sparrow named A Ling. Because of a congenital defect in its feather meridians, the little bird can barely fly in a straight line. Yet it is incredibly vain and proud, and loves nothing more than perching triumphantly on Lu Ye's shoulder or head every day.
But that's all right. Long before he knew it could get better, Lu Ye had already decided it was the best partner he could ask for.
Then, while grooming its feathers one day, Lu Ye unexpectedly awakens "Life Calibration."
Repair defects in feather meridians, discern an individual's potential, calculate the most suitable evolution path... Every steady training session and treasure hunt along the way will gradually bring these projected possibilities to fruition.
When A Ling finally spreads its wings and cleanly unleashes its first wind blade, their vast world has only just begun to unfold.
They set out along winding mountain paths and pass through quiet little towns. The little green sparrow chirps and circles in the breeze, scouting the way. As they explore and hunt for treasures along the road, the boy and bird slowly draw closer to the distant legend.
According to legend, an old ship once followed a gigantic, aging flying beast and glimpsed layers of mountain peaks in the distance. Unfamiliar figures rose up to greet it, yet the ship could never get any closer. Is that place the final refuge of ancient life, or the beginning of the next transformation?
Lu Ye holds out his hand, and the little green sparrow lightly settles into his palm.
"Let's go, A Ling. We'll see for ourselves."
It's great, the author writes it interestingly. Most of the beast-controlling articles focus on boring training and showing off in the competition arena. Animal-control novels that focus on wild exploration cannot write about pets in such a smart and interesting way, and most of the events they encounter are uninteresting. But this book is very interesting to write, and you can feel the balance of the pet animal ecology in the world. It seems to be really taking readers step by step to unveil the world with pet animals. As you continue to explore, new things will continue to emerge.
Ordinary daily life, unlike other beast-control novels with the same cycle of school, competition, secret realm, college entrance examination, university, competition, secret realm, this book is daily life, daily travel, not recommended for those who like passionate battles, not recommended for those who like refreshing writing, not recommended for those who like multiple heroines, the pace is relatively slow, unlike other novels that are extremely fast-paced, everything happens one after another.
It's a little strange. Is this species a new species or one that existed before? If it was there before, then why didn't he recognize the boy who was traveling with the protagonist before? Then when he arrived at the new place, people in that area recognized him on the spot. Why is this @
I've only read ten chapters and decided to leave a review. The world is suffering and the beasts have the same setting and the writing style is rough and ugly for a long time! I feel like this book has potential (=ﾟωﾟ)ﾉ I'm curious, does the author have other accounts before? The writing style and some settings look familiar. If the author is a complete newcomer, it can be said that he has written quite well! Does the author really insist on updating? If you really insist, I really want to read it (*`ω´)
Not bad, highly recommended, especially when interacting with pet beasts
The writing is flexible and vivid, and the author still has some writing skills. I don't know if Ah Ling can evolve, I hope she can evolve, elegant and beautiful
Do you have CP? Without CP I would be in trouble
Good and interesting