You Promised to Control the Beast, but You Turned the Beast into a Sword?

The protagonist's personality is too fragmented. It's like schizophrenia. Calmly confront the enemy for a while. Sometimes you are greedy for money, sometimes you are not greedy for money. Now an adult, now a child. The character is too unstable

The main character's name is hard to describe. It's so mean. His parents must have offended the fortune teller.

It's not impossible to turn your pet into a sword, but your pet is obviously not suitable for turning into a sword, and if your hedgehog turns into a sword, it should become a non-returning sword (similar to a stabbing sword in a fencing competition, but with a harder blade). What's the deal with a bunch of spikes on the sword body? Mace? And what class is the protagonist? Are you afraid that you will die quickly enough if you are involved in such a weird incident so quickly that even the protagonist's sister may not be able to withstand it? The above is just my personal feeling, please forgive me.

After reading the first 50 chapters, I still don't understand why wanting to explore the outside would conflict with the Federation and the Sacred City Wall. The point is that there are a lot of conflicts, and a lot of people want to kill the male protagonist, and the male protagonist doesn't have much strength, which makes it very depressing to watch.

You can't even read the beginning. Does the author know what he is writing? Have you ever read the novel he wrote?

If it's a beast-control novel, you have to bring a cat, right?

I took a peek and saw the article on beast control that I have longed for in the recommendation list.