My Beastmaster Seems to Be Cheating

Looking at the title, I thought the protagonist was the insect, but it turned out to be the beast master. I was looking forward to it in vain.

Is this an imitation of unscientific animal control?

It feels like it's just a mindless pile of skills, and it doesn't evolve or anything. Have you ever considered where the energy of the skills comes from the insect's body?

When I saw the title and introduction, I thought the protagonist was a green budworm.

The protagonist travels through time and seizes the house. The original protagonist is killed. Why is the original protagonist's pet not killed? There is no difference between the contract and the absence. Anyway, the owner is dead, but my pet is still alive.

When I read the introduction, I thought of a Pokémon joke, the green caterpillar evolved into Rayquaza.

If you want to be poisoned, you have to take daily detoxification

This introduction, is the protagonist going to become Rayquaza🙂🙂

When I read the introduction, I thought I had become an elf, but when I entered the system, I saw that the system adds a loser flow.

The story is about the protagonist taking a bug to conquer the world. He doesn't evolve, so he can just give it to him and conquer the world in insect form. It's a pity.

If you want to be poisoned, you have to take daily detoxification

Describe the plot of the fight: "The green aphid, use what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what..." I don't know if your eyes will automatically ignore it when you read the novel, but people like me who listen to readings feel very boring and embarrassed...

I can't cultivate immortality, so I can only cultivate soul pets?