Taming the Beast Starts with Roping the Goose

At the night market trap stall, there are six big white geese, and no one can trap them. The boss's name is Chen Baobao, a twenty-seven-year-old orphan who barely survives on a piece of land left by his adoptive father and a group of chickens, ducks and geese. Before his death, his adoptive father always said that he was the master of the beast-controlling sect and could command all things in the world. Chen Baobao didn't believe a word of it and felt that the old man had been bragging all his life. Until the day the spiritual energy revives. Trees grow wildly, animals mutate, and cities turn into chaos. The geese he raised lined up to stretch their necks towards the moon in the middle of the night. He tried shouting "Old Liu, turn three times", and the leading goose really turned. Chen Baobao dug out the book on how to control beasts left by his adoptive father, and found a line of small words written on the first page: "This book must not be read by spiritual people." He finished reading. My eyes are not blind. He squatted in the cellar and read his adoptive father's suicide note three times. There is only one sentence on the paper: "Baby, you are the last disciple of the Beast Control Sect."