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"Mike woke up as a Beastmaster in a world where danger lurked in every corner.
The world was being invaded by monsters from another realm, and the citizens were forced to fight for their own safety.
Just as Mike wondered if he could survive in such a dangerous place, he received a system based on his attractiveness.
With the system’s help, his attractiveness began to rise every day.
When Mike’s attractiveness peaked at 9,999, not a single human tried to flirt with him.
Days went by as such until one day when a rare divine beast swift passed him and stopped in front of him willingly.
“Ding! Congratulations. You’ve tamed the legendary divine beast Green-Eyed White Dragon!”
Mike stared dumbfoundedly at the huge dragon in front of him.
Just like that, Mike tamed his first divine beast.
It didn’t take long for Mike to realize that his attractiveness only worked on divine beasts.
“Ding! Congratulations. You’ve tamed the legendary divine beast Tempest Battle Eagle!”
“Ding! Congratulations. You’ve tamed the legendary divine beast Black Flame Phoenix!”
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EndlessFantasy Translation 

My Attractiveness Only Affects Divine Beasts

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When Mike opened his eyes again, all he could feel was a wave of dizziness.

This time, Mike found himself standing in front of the city gates of Lecter City, with his back facing the people in the city.

Before his eyes, he saw countless Level 100 Fierce Beasts rushing toward the city gates.

What he saw were the airships that had been sent by various palaces swarming towards the city.

Looking at such a familiar scene, Mike's heart also felt like it was coming back to life.

It's just that he felt that the scene in front of him was unusually familiar.

However, it was also extremely unfamiliar.

He felt as if a part of his memory was missing, but for a moment, he could not remember what was missing.

At this moment, the airships in the sky were continuously approaching the city.

The commander of the airships roared.

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