A thousand years ago, spiritual qi revived on Blue Star, causing the planet's surface area to expand dramatically. The wild beasts and plants, nourished by spiritual qi, gradually transformed into terrifying giant creatures.
At the same time, Blue Star's spiritual qi revival attracted countless unknown forces. Various pocket worlds and secret realms appeared on the planet one after another, bringing forces that did not originate from Blue Star: gods and demons, foreign races, exotic species, monsters...
In this increasingly harsh environment, humanity finally gave birth to extraordinary beings of its own: beast tamers.
A thousand years later, the protagonist, Su Chen, transmigrates from Earth to this world, Blue Star, after an accident. When he comes of age at eighteen, he awakens a D-rank beast-taming talent: recovery, which can provide his beasts with a certain amount of healing.
Just then, a mysterious golden bead that appeared because of Su Chen's transmigration awakens an SSS-rank talent in him, the Beast Taming Heart, causing his potential to skyrocket. After the trial in the Troll Forest, Su Chen passes the entrance examination for the Great Xia's top beast-taming academy, Holy Spirit Academy, with flying colors, earning first place and becoming a freshman.
Yet joining Holy Spirit Academy is only the beginning of Su Chen's legendary life. During the Troll Forest trial, he accidentally fell into an underground cave and met the Skeleton King, who had existed for countless eras. After his death, his soul shattered into fragments, each becoming a separate consciousness.
From the Skeleton King's words, Su Chen learns that this world is far more vast than he had imagined, and humanity is no more than an insignificant grain of sand within it.
From then on, Su Chen embarks on an invincible path to defy the heavens, defeat the arrogant and wicked, venture into secret realms, and slay foreign races.
It's not interesting at all, especially the fantasy world takes up too much time. If you want to write about the content of the environment, why do you write about the beasts in the front? The two women follow the protagonist like they want to lick dogs. They can only talk about novices.
Going back to Earth is just a bunch of excuses.
What I wrote about time travel is good. Later I wrote back to the earth. The language hierarchy is not good. Confusion
In other novels, the halo of mental retardation is given to the villain, but in this novel, the protagonist is also mentally retarded.
The most speechless book about beast control
I finally understand why the rating is low. The protagonist is really smart and is rude about everything.
A handful of good cards were played to pieces, and by about ninety chapters, I felt like I was in a dream, speechless. Then I skipped to about a hundred chapters, where I was about to master the beast and cultivate immortality. A relatively light plot,
The emotional scenes of the protagonist are a complete mess, and every time when a critical moment comes, the heroines know that they will be a burden and still refuse to leave, so the protagonist has to talk a lot. It is always said that the beast masters themselves are weak, but the key is to be strong in the beast control, so why are the bosses so awesome when they appear? Is this the boss aura?? Overall, this book is average, and it always feels a little bit mentally retarded.
Popularize the classification of grades, I'm confused.
When it was over 90 chapters, I really couldn't stand it at all. Back to Earth was around chapter 50, it was so disgusting.