If I had to describe this series, it would be a European fantasy version of Dragon Ball with a touch of political intrigue, but without the all-powerful wish-granting device, and instead of a monkey boy, we have a cat girl... and I’m really enjoying it.
As the story progresses, the focus gradually shifts away from the sword and centers more on Fran’s development. Much like Goku, she is a battle enthusiast who is driven to become as strong as possible, and that’s what makes this story compelling for me.
Tf you yapping about ?
You wont. You'll be reborn after reading this... Gahahaha
Don't mention it.
I just test water... read 50 chapters for now....feeling I got- Chinese Pokemon (beast space ring except pokeball)...with system...with space crack world...not an original idea...as common as any beast taming novels and there are plenty of this kind of novels....overall mc character- he is bit dense and inexperienced for now and there is nothing special about his system too atleast he didn't discovered that yet... story is readable and if you are in beast taming novels go on...
Okay, I dont know what happened. . Story was great, translations been decent and then all of a sudden none of the sentences are making any sense and the story basically stopped and was replaced with random disjointed sentences that dont have anything to do with the previous sentence. . . I tried to stick it out, but when nothing makes sense and doesnt look like changing whats the point, pity to i was enjoying it until it turbed to chaos
That’s great news I thought the author dropped it? def one of my favourite novels
*Looks closer*
Hentai
Yeah... no...
So, it's similar to "The King's Avatar", right?
not really, season 1 ended with 33 chapters on 24th Jan. Living as the enemy prince
Woah this has an adaptation? Is the title similar or did they also changed it?
Eu vejo um monte de gente reclamando dos personagens fantásticos no meio da história, mas não tem ninguém dizendo como essa obra e problemática em vários níveis (eu fiquei viciada então admito que li tudo, mas não deixa de ter partes absurdas)