I Drew a Poke Ball from the Start

Starting with a high-potential pet is already permissible given the premise of plot development. From a plot perspective, overpowered pets shouldn't be allowed. In the early to mid-game, the protagonist shouldn't have a second or third high-potential pet, otherwise the plot will be difficult or impossible to develop. It's better to settle for lower-potential pets, as these are the pets the protagonist can currently encounter in the story.

Beast Taming +1. The protagonist in Chapter 3 was described as jumpy and slightly lewd, which I found a bit unbearable. This kind of protagonist isn't very popular these days; hopefully, things will change later. 😅😅😅

If your main character needs a tank pet, I recommend elephants, rhinos, or armadillos. For support/healing, I recommend deer, as they are frequently associated with healing.

Dear readers, this book has been officially signed. The contract was sent out a few days ago, and the status should be updated next week. I would greatly appreciate your votes and support! 😰😰🪖🪖

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The main character is missing a tank pet? We already have assassins, mages, and warriors; it seems we're lacking a tank and a support.

If the protagonist wants to become a dragon slayer in a society that reveres Beastmasters, it wouldn't be out of the question to popularize the Poké Ball technique once he has enough strength to ensure his own safety or inspire fear in others.

Fish Sauce~ Does this book have a female lead? (:[___]←Waiting for a reply)