A hundred random ten-million-year Demon Beasts?
Chen Mu always felt that farming rebates this way seemed much easier and faster than drawing directly through the Beast Taming function.
Most importantly, the rebate's grade was fixed, and there was even a chance to surpass it by raising the quality and reducing the quantity.
Sure enough, if I had to name the strongest of all the functions, it would have to be hundredfold rebate, wouldn't it?
Chen Mu could not help letting his thoughts wander.
The main reason hundredfold rebate was so powerful was that it had no limits.
He could snowball endlessly. Even a flower, a blade of grass, a piece of wood, or a stone casually picked up by the roadside could snowball into a top-grade divine artifact that reigned supreme over the world!
It was only a passing thought, and Chen Mu soon put it aside.
The system, however, apparently did not see it that way.
System: [Notice: The god rank beast taming function has developed an inferiority complex because of the host's words. Attempting to upgrade...] [Upgrade attempt 24: failed!] [Upgrade attempt 33: data acquired successfully! Upgrading...] [Upgrade successful! Known new features: (100 consecutive draws) (1,000 consecutive draws) (10,000 consecutive draws). You may select the age of the beasts drawn, from one year to one hundred million years!]
If these assorted functions were likened to the system's sons...
All Chen Mu could say was, like father, like son...
What did he have to say about it?
What else could he say? He did not even want to rein in the father, let alone the sons.
He would let them do as they pleased.
It did him no harm anyway. If they had hearts of glass, so be it.
Chen Mu's demands were modest: as long as