The Rebellious Contract Beast

Abstract: The female lead is basically raising an ingrate. He doesn't remember the good things she does for the male lead, but he immediately remembers a slap. He always steps aside when things happen. Seriously?

I'd like to know when Tsurumi Hatsugumo will die; if he doesn't, it doesn't quite fit the current development of your story.

Isn't this just like that situation where I don't know how strong I am, but others do? Except this time it's a mutated beast. From the moment the protagonist slapped a Class B beast and left a claw mark, didn't he realize he was a true Class A beast, or even stronger? 🥵

Stopped at 56. The author's character development is very successful, and both the male and female protagonists are well-developed; the female protagonist is fine, just a genius who is used to everything going smoothly, and after encountering a huge setback, she breaks down her defenses, but so far she's okay; The male lead is practically a reincarnation of Gong Changwei, he's disgusting 🤢

The protagonist's stubborn and indecisive attitude really cracked me up. He eats their food without considering their feelings, then gets kicked out. He's shameless, yet too afraid to leave the manor. This cowardly yet shameless act is hilarious. He even tries to eat the food others prepare for their contracted beasts, despite being mocked. I think you should just be a maggot instead of a Godzilla. All that twisting and turning is a waste.

In a sense, the author actually did a very successful job of creating the characters. This main couple is truly a match made in heaven. While I could have defended the male lead earlier, now I can only say that there's a reason this pair of protagonists ended up together.

Although the female lead is annoying, that's just how her life is; her values ​​are inherently abnormal. But the male lead's character is purely disgusting. The types I can think of include, but are not limited to, bullying the weak and fearing the strong, cowardly, ungrateful, hypocritical, self-righteous, inconsistent, always right and everyone else is wrong.

Analyzing the plot so far, there is much debate about whether the protagonist is an ingrate. My view is that, from the protagonist's perspective, although he is a contracted beast and actually possesses human emotions, the female lead's initial disdain and beatings towards him, followed by her later fawning and flattery, is entirely due to the protagonist's change in status—from an unranked beast…

Personal opinion The first 10 chapters are like a young couple arguing, unable to stand each other; On November 25th, the female lead calmed down and comforted the male lead. 25-? (Only read 40+ chapters), the male lead is mentally deficient and insists on being an ingrate (only thinking about taking advantage of others, unwilling to give anything in return, and with an arrogant attitude).

This is outrageous! I was lured in by this popularity and fed a mountain of history. Honestly, go look at the character cards, derivative works, character profiles, tags—there's nothing there. Just the number of likes tells you what's going on. Those saying it's good? No doubt, they're paid trolls. This protagonist has absolutely nothing to do with primates.