I can understand what the furry creatures are saying, and I've become the number one beast tame

Chapter 20 Pure Spirit = Brain Damage
No!

Is this right? ! !
Nan Ran tried several times to explain that things weren't as Hui Yao thought; her contract with the Flaming Lion was just a chance occurrence, and there was no need for all this...

But Huiyao had already made up her mind.

They didn't give Nan Ran a chance to explain at all.

First, I fed her a bowl of spirit rice porridge, and then I fed her several spirit fruits.

After eating, Nan Ran felt as if she had fainted from carbon monoxide poisoning and fell into a deep sleep again.

Huiyao thoughtfully tucked the blanket around her and instructed the Flaming Lion, now Nanran's pet, to take good care of her.

He talked about everything, big and small.
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Nan Ran rested for a full half month before she completely got rid of the dizziness and weakness in her hands and feet that she had been experiencing all day.

During this time, she asked Huiyao for help to borrow many basic books about the structure of this world from the library.

After reading it all over again, I had a general understanding of the basic situation of this world.

I also understood what my "pure spirit body" meant.

Simply put, it's brain-dead!
Literally brain-dead.

The main symptom is that you remember things today, but after sleeping, you forget almost everything by tomorrow.

Therefore, the progress in cultivation is slow.

However, this type of physique gives them an innate affinity for demonic beasts.

Even the most ferocious and powerful high-level monsters, including those of the special, treasure, and heavenly spirit grades, will set aside their aggression and take the initiative to befriend them.

The reason for this might be that he was brain-dead, so the monsters mistook him for a harmless being.

Nan Ran: ...

It sounds a bit like a reincarnation of catnip, the kind of existence that even Sang Biao can't resist.

It just feels like the description of pure spirits sounds a bit like an insult.
The rest of the worldview is pretty much the same as the settings of many cultivation novels she read in her previous life... right?

What's particularly special is that this world is teeming with monsters, and humans are a very rare species.

The most sought-after cultivation path is that of a beast tamer.

Even those with mediocre talent in cultivation can gain power by raising demonic beasts. As long as a sufficiently powerful demonic beast can be raised, even a cultivator who is useless can still stand at the pinnacle of this world based solely on the cultivation results fed back to the owner by their beast!

"Sounds a bit like the job of a monster keeper?"

Nan Ran took a bag of spirit beast meat strips and handed it to the Flaming Lion, who had been chewing non-stop since morning.

"It doesn't seem too difficult..."

Nan Ran suddenly felt more confident about her future cultivation life.

[Human, the cat has finished eating.]
[More]
Nan Ran: ? ? ?
In less than half a day, you ate ten whole bags of my meat strips, and you still want more?
"there is none left!"

The reward she received for passing the assessment was only enough to exchange for this small amount of ingredients.

[You're being mean to me]
I thought you were different from that scoundrel Hua Shen.
[Never mind, I've been separated from my mother since I was little anyway...]
"Stop! Stop it!"

Nan Ran crossed her arms and glanced at it sideways: "Playing the victim won't work!"

"If you want to eat, then go out and make some money!"

"Only when I have money can I buy ingredients to make snacks for you."

"If you have no money, then you'll just have to live on air!"

Nan Ran finished speaking and then ignored it.

He put down the book and went to Elder Hua Shen's place.
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Cloud and Mist Peak.

As its name suggests, the main body of this peak is partially hidden in the clouds and mist, forming a natural barrier.

Those who force their way in without permission from the peak master will be trapped in the clouds.

of course……

Whether it's a natural barrier or a man-made enclosure, it has no effect on pure spirits.

Nan Ran knew the place well and walked in.

(End of this chapter)