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

Chapter 315 Enslaving Two Beasts
"What if those catnip bugs are poisonous? What if you accidentally become addicted, or get controlled?"

Nan Ran sternly reprimanded the two beasts.

He then added, "Of course, I was also wrong in this matter. I should have been more cautious and carefully investigated the function of these things before letting you use them. I shouldn't have taken things for granted."

Fortunately, nothing bad happened to the two beasts; otherwise, it would have been too late for her to regret it.

The Frostbeasts remained obedient and well-behaved. After Nanran apologized to them, they simply nodded obediently.

Unlike the Fiery Lion, who readily takes advantage of any opportunity to ask: "[That person was wrong, is there any compensation? Meow's hungry~ I want to eat meat~]"
It blinked its innocent, fiery-colored cat eyes: [Human~ How about roasting a fragrant chicken~]
As it spoke, it even became aggrieved: "[We agreed that I could eat whatever I wanted, all the delicious food I wanted! They even said they'd roast an endless amount of fragrant chicken for me, but they didn't!]"
Nan Ran: ...

Did she say that back then?

"I think it's you who's tampering with my memory! When did I ever say I'd bake you an endless supply of delicious chicken?"

[I've said that before!]
When the Fiery Lion gets arrogant, no one can stand it.

Fortunately, Nanran was happy to pamper it.

"Alright, alright, then I'll make roasted chicken later! But there aren't any ready-made ingredients at Hundred Beasts Peak. If you want to eat it, you'll have to catch it yourself."

You can't hit children, but you can still subdue them a little.

"Also, the best flavor of Xiangxiang Chicken comes from freshly slaughtered chicken that is roasted right after slaughter."

She plans to raise some fragrant chickens at Hundred Beasts Peak.

This will make it more convenient to eat later.

They can also be fed to the carnivorous animals on Beast Peak, occasionally improving their diet.

While green-tailed rabbits are good, raising monsters shouldn't rely on too many sources of meat, as this is not conducive to long-term development.

Perfect timing! Let Big Meow do the hard work. If you want to eat, just catch more!
Keep the rest to breed.

She had previously considered raising some on her own mountain. However, although her mountain was named Ten Thousand Beasts Peak, it was actually more suitable for growing spirit rice, spirit vegetables, spirit herbs, spirit flowers, and spirit fruits. Raising demonic beasts would be somewhat of a waste.

Now that she has temporarily taken over Ten Thousand Beasts Peak, it has given her the opportunity to raise spirit animals and birds.

[people!]
[I suspect you are enslaving me!] There's evidence!

The Flame Lion bared its teeth in dissatisfaction, only to be lightly slapped by Nan Ran: "Even if that's the case, so what? Can't I order you around?"

Big Meow immediately looked aggrieved.

[You're being ordered around!] The voice was so reluctant, full of twists and turns.

"Then get to work!"

Nan Ran snorted and unleashed the most powerful PUA technique she had ever heard of in her past life: "If you won't do it, plenty of others will!"

"But if someone else does it, you won't get any meat."

"Forget about eating meat, you won't even get a share of the soup. You'll just be able to watch longingly from the sidelines, pitifully smelling the aroma. How awful!"

Big Meow was immediately hurt.

It growled twice: [Bad people]
Nan Ran didn't think she was bad at all.

These two guys ate so much catnip and worm bits, who knows if there are any side effects. More exercise helps improve metabolism.

So, not only was Big Meow enslaved to catch Fragrant Chicken, but Frosty Beast was also assigned to plow the fields.

"...I plan to plant two acres of fragrant bamboo rice on our mountain and some on Hundred Beasts Peak as well."

Of course, only low-grade fragrant bamboo rice can be planted on Hundred Beast Peak.

But that's rare enough!