King of Beasts

I love this book!!! I hope to read my new chapters soon!

This novel offers a light and enjoyable reading experience, falling into the familiar category of pet-rearing stories without excessive drama or cringe-worthy moments. The narrative is straightforward, with a touch of mystery woven throughout, where conflicts often serve as supporting elements rather than the main focus. The plot progression feels自然而不太做作, with events unfolding organically. The only exception being the subplot involving the protagonist's parents, which stands out as a slight deviation. In summary, it's a delightful read overall.

This novel is a promising gem, with a captivating concept. The world-building, while somewhat limited in detail beyond the legendary rank, hints at significant expansion potential. The story takes place in the Blue Star world, where a game-like system forces participants, those who receive a black card, into action. The protagonist, a boy with animal communication skills, stands out with unique beast companions found in Chinese literature.

The Infinite City serves as a hub for tamers, providing resources and traits for pet evolution. Although the novel doesn't delve into romance yet, there are subtle hints towards a connection with a powerful female beast tamer. Participants can challenge secret realms of varying difficulties, including Novice, Normal, Abyss, and Legendary, and their pets possess artifacts like weapons, armor, and equipment.

The protagonist's character development is intriguing, as they become a chef, possibly inspired by "Shokugeki no Soma," through their exaggerated reactions. They don't rely on cheats, but have a family heirloom – a broken Sacred Deer antler – that turns out to be a divine beast's descendant or messenger, granting healing powers.

The protagonist, somewhat of an orphan adopted by a female childhood friend, maintains a platonic relationship. Her first beast is a powerful heterochromatic spider. The main character's parents work for an organization that produces necromancer beast tamers, but their methods are morally questionable.

As a fourth-generation tamer, the protagonist lags behind others, who have already achieved near-overlord levels. The romantic interest is a first-generation tamer who evolved the first dragon in Blue Star. The global mutation looming over the world sets the stage for unique monster encounters, such as a Husky-inspired creature, a defensive mutated lizard, and a dark crow with cursing abilities.

Each pet has its quirks and unique traits, creating humorous situations. The story offers a fresh take on beast tamer novels, focusing on a world undergoing mutation, distinct from others. Overall, it's an engaging read for fans of the genre, and the author's creative adaptation of various anime influences adds depth to the character's monster squad. The novel is ongoing, so readers can look forward to more adventures.

Whole story is about how much of p*ssy he is.

Einstein didn't die, so you could do this. Math is not mathing here.