Combat-Oriented Beast Tamer

A thousand years later.

When shadows in the mist loom over cities and a blood-red eye in the sky gazes down upon the earth, humanity and pet beasts once again remember the terror of being ruled by giant beasts.

In this new era, where giant beasts have returned and prodigies abound, Luo Chen arrives with a stat-allocation panel called “Monster Hunter: Crimson,” embarking on a very different path to beast taming.

With no talent for winning beasts over and no money to his name, Luo Chen has no choice but to rely on himself. Accompanied by his young pet beasts, he earns the resources to raise them through brutal battles against monsters.

Long afterward, as reporters crowd around to interview him, champion hopeful Luo Chen says:

“I believe that in this era of giant beasts’ return, the traditional beast tamers trained through Alliance tournaments have become far too gentle. We have to abandon the old training methods and develop real combat skills through actual life-and-death battles!”

A reporter asks:

“Is that why you tore a giant beast apart with your bare hands, with your pet beast by your side?”

Standing atop a mountain of giant beast corpses and soaked in blood, Luo Chen wipes the blood from his face and explains:

“Um... I’m a beast tamer who focuses on practical combat. It’s normal for my fighting style to be a little aggressive.”

“Oh, and let me make this clear again: I really am a beast tamer, not a monster hunter!”

[A proper beast-taming novel with a touch of Monster Hunter. I’ve hunted dragons and tamed beasts, so you can read with confidence.]