As a descendant of a powerful beastfolk clan, Bai Que carried the hopes of her entire village. She got into a human university and became the first college student from her village.
The day she left the village, the strange beasts in the mountains collectively breathed a sigh of relief. The whole village was so overjoyed that they wept and set off firecrackers.
Filled with anticipation and excitement, Bai Que boarded the bus to the city.
Before she left, her parents and the villagers told her to keep herself in check. "No need to bring glory to the family. Just don't bully strange beasts like you did back in the village."
Bai Que took their words to heart.
Everything in the city was new to her. On her first day of school, they even gave her a "pet."
But looking at the city's strange beasts, so fawning and weak, Bai Que was deeply conflicted. They were nowhere near as tough as Dahuang, Erniu, and Sanfeng back home. They looked like they'd break if she even touched them!
Bai Que always upheld the traditional virtue of "protecting the weak," and lived cautiously at school.
Until
During practical training, a top student pointed at an overexcited Grade D ice wolfhound and yelled, "Classmate, run! That thing will hurt people if it loses control!"
Bai Que patted the wolfhound, which had voluntarily bowed its head and wagged its tail, acting more like a dog than a sycophant. "Huh?"
During a demonstration, the teacher struggled to restrain a Grade B storm griffin that could go berserk at any moment and cried, "Classmate, run! It's getting violent!"
Bai Que looked at the griffin, which had flopped onto its back like a kitten and was begging for affection as soon as it saw her. "Huh?"
In the office, a professor broke down while controlling the newly contracted Grade A giant rock king snake. "Classmate, run! I can't control it at all!"
Bai Que stared at the long worm, which was as obedient as a new recruit. "Huh?"
"..."
In that instant, everyone had the same thought: This girl is terrifying!
Her beast-taming talent must be the strongest kind: [Absolute Obedience].
The greatest beast tamer of the age also praised her: "She is without a doubt the most talented beast tamer of the past hundred years. There is no one else like her!"
After hearing her roommate recount what had happened, Bai Que bashfully scratched her head.
She decided not to tell her classmates that there were plenty of people like her back in her village, in case she scared them.
Story break. Here's an upcoming story I recommend
"Everyone Levels Up: The Mobile Safehouse"
Blurb:
Zhao Liu, who made a living picking locks with a traditional family craft, transmigrated.
She evolved from human to snail-person in one fell swoop.
In this world, everyone carried a shell on their back, and the shell was their home.
Every day, as soon as they opened their eyes, people had to think about how to earn more money to upgrade their mobile safehouse and keep the eerie beings outside from breaking in.
That's right, Zhao Liu hadn't just transmigrated into a snail-person. She'd also ended up in a dangerous, eerie apocalypse.
Luckily, the wind of supernatural abilities eventually reached the snail-people, and rainbow light shone inside their shells day after day.
Zhao Liu had an ability too. It was called [Lockpicking].
Before reading the description: Wait, does she really need an ability for that?
After reading the description: A divine skill! I love it!
Ability [Lockpicking]:
[I only take a tiny bit] You can pick anyone's vault in the world, steal some of the balance in their account without anyone knowing, and have a 99% chance of not getting caught.
In short: Spend other people's money to upgrade your own snail shell.
Zhao Liu: This is in the bag!
Snail-people: Clutching their little nest eggs and trembling in fear~
Theme: Love and peace
Envy, I also want to be so smart
The heroine seems to have little charisma, and this book is extremely dull.
Isn't this a story about a strong female protagonist? Why do we have to write a plot where the male protagonist takes advantage of the female protagonist...
It looks great, good luck to the author! I read this book on Hongshu. If there were more words, more people would read it [like it]
It's not a Jiluo, it's a Siamese cat.
The female protagonist is controlled by others, and she could have written about revenge, but this person is the male protagonist. I should have known that I wouldn't comment after reading it.
"In the end, he could only forcefully explain that Bai Que's talent was higher than hers." This is a big bug for the author~ her →her
"Real" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ knowledge