Beast Taming: My Clients Are All Ferocious Beasts

After transmigrating, Chen Ye doesn’t become a genius or enter a rich and powerful family. Instead, he becomes a pet-beast delivery rider. His contracted beast is a wind dog that runs fast but is timid. Every day, he delivers nourishing meals to martial arts halls, pet-beast stores, and training grounds, braving wind and rain, and his monthly salary isn’t even enough to buy a bottle of premium beast feed.

That night, he receives an order no one dares take: destination, a level-three restricted zone outside the city; recipient, unknown; delivery item, a steaming roast spirit lamb leg. The platform warns him: the death rate in this area is 90 percent.

Just as Chen Ye is about to refuse, the [Myriad Realms Pet-Beast Order System] activates. Completing special orders will reward him with materials for his wind dog’s evolution.

He grits his teeth and rushes into the restricted zone, through hordes of fierce beasts, only to finally see an injured Silver Moon Wolf King. The other side does not attack, and instead pushes a cub contract mark in front of him.

The next day, the whole city’s trending topic is: delivery rider breaks into a restricted zone at night, suspected to have gained the Wolf King’s recognition!

From then on, Chen Ye’s orders become more and more outrageous: deliver lightning rods to the Thunderhawk King, itching medicine to the Dragon Turtle, and hatching fluid to a mysterious beast egg. Every delivery is a life-and-death crisis, and every delivery is also a heaven-defying opportunity.

When wealthy-family geniuses are still competing for resources at auctions, Chen Ye has already returned from the restricted zone riding a Storm Heavenly Wolf.

Someone asks him why he rose so fast.

Chen Ye pats his delivery box: “Because I’m punctual, because I dare to deliver, because none of my customers are human.”