[Lighthearted Daily Life] [Pet Beast Raising] [Slow-Paced] [No Female Lead] [Pet Beast Evolution] [Beast Taming]
Su He was reborn in a world where beast tamers reigned supreme. While saving a badly injured little ice bull, he unexpectedly awakened the [God-Tier Skill Grafting] ability. He could graft all kinds of skills he saw onto his pet beasts' skills, creating brand-new abilities. While other beast tamers were still collecting spirits with powerful bloodlines as pets, Su He had already embarked on a very different path.
What? You look down on the little ice bull's charge?
Then what do you say to [Charge] + [Quick Attack] = [Lightning Charge]?
You think the little fire chick's peck is pathetic?
Then how about [Peck] + [Paralysis Powder] + [Will-O'-Wisp] = [Paralyzing Ghostfire Peck]? What can you do about that?
Evolution paths:
Little Ice Bull → Azure Ice Bull → Froststar Bull → Crowned Frost Berserker Ice Bull → Seven Sins Bull: Eternal Frost Sovereign → ...
Little Fire Chick → Crimson Flame Chicken → Flame Mutant Chicken → Crowned Flamefeather Celestial Chicken → Seven Sins Chicken: Heaven-Burning Sovereign → ...
This book has no tragic backstories, no comeback face-slapping, and no cookie-cutter tournament battles. It's simply about a boy with a cheat ability slowly raising a bunch of pets with all sorts of odd personalities until they can kick Primordial Beasts and punch evil demons into the dirt. (This isn't a fast-paced, power-leveling, invincible beast-taming novel. Please read with caution if that bothers you.)
It's rare to see a beast-taming novel that isn't so classic. I thought Lu Yuan was a minor boss in the early stages, but he knows the protagonist wouldn't contract the little ice ox for no reason. It's quite touching. After reading so many wish-fulfillment novels, I'm still moved by the bond between humans and their beasts. The protagonist's parents also have a great family atmosphere.
It's good, I love reading it. The main character really enjoys taming beasts. Keep up the good work, author! Five-star review. The protagonist treats his pet beast very well. Lu Yuan thought it would be the same old rich second-generation rival, but the two actually got along quite well. No female lead, good review.
Haha, was the Seven Deadly Sins Ox in the introduction inspired by Pet Charm?