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You are reading The Sacred Beast Tamer Who Summoned a Lizard (Actually a Divine Dragon), Living a Pioneering Life on the Dragon's Back manga, one of the most popular manga covering in Adventure, Fantasy, Manga genres, written by at MangaBuddy, a top manga site to offering for free. The Sacred Beast Tamer Who Summoned a Lizard (Actually a Divine Dragon), Living a Pioneering Life on the Dragon's Back has 12 translated chapters and translations of other chapters are in progress. Lets enjoy. If you want to get the updates about latest chapters, lets create an account and add The Sacred Beast Tamer Who Summoned a Lizard (Actually a Divine Dragon), Living a Pioneering Life on the Dragon's Back to your bookmark. Levin, a young man who was supposed to summon a sacred beast in a grand ritual, ended up calling forth a tiny lizard instead. Furious, the king exiled him from the kingdom.Guided by the lizard, Levin soon encounters a colossal dragon that carries an entire continent on its back!? As it turns out, this little lizard is actually a pure white Divine Dragon, and the vast continent on its back is her homeland.At the dragon's request, Levin takes on the task of developing the desolate Dragon Continent and restoring the lost capital of the Divine Dragon Clan. From building his dream home with mysterious magical tools to being healed by adorable sacred beasts, Levin embarks on a thrilling sky-high adventure, soaring freely between the heavens and the earth!
Amidst the emergence of the enchanting age, Lü Shu - an orphan with exceptional capabilities - endeavors to adapt to the consequential changes affecting his world, nation, and personal being. Alongside his delightful and affectionate sister, Lü Xiaoyu, he embarks on a mission to perfect his unmatched aptitudes. Despite facing paranormal occurrences, insurmountable barriers, and fierce adversaries, Lü Shu perseveres with unwavering determination to utilize his talents to their fullest and emerge victorious in his battles.
“High-risk experimental subjects are used to conquer the world, not to be wives.“ - Many years later, Aesop said with a resentful expression.
