I'm really a spirit contract master
The many races on Planet Kaga were in constant conflict, and evil gazes were watching the entire planet through the spirit world.
Any intelligent creature had the hope of awakening their psionic powers through the omnipresent spirit world and becoming a powerful psionic.
There were Psionics who grasped elemental powers, Psionics who tempered their bodies, and Psionics who sublimated their souls.
Among them, there were even a few psionics who had the hope of obtaining special knowledge from the spirit world and transforming it into their own talents.
He had transmigrated to this world through land and air. Due to the transmigration, his soul was different from the rest. At the age of fifteen, he had awakened his psionic powers and became a spirit contract master who used the power of the soul to contract spiritual beasts and other living beings. He could even see the various knowledge contained in the spirit world when he awakened and broke through, and choose the talent he needed!
[Perfect Body (Immortal): There is no limit to the strength of the body. As long as you train, you can continuously increase the strength of the body.]
[God of War's Heart (Main God): Born for battle. The more you fight, the stronger you become. What can't defeat you will only make you stronger.]
[Lord of Storm (Main God): You are the Lord of the Sky, the Air, and the Storm.]
[Psionic Affinity (Legendary): Innate affinity with psionic energy, absorbing psionic energy at a speed far exceeding that of ordinary people.]
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Looking at each and every one of their incomparably powerful talents, Lu Kong felt that something was amiss.
Speaking of which, I'm a spirit contract master, why don't I have the talent of a spirit contract master?
Several years later, Lu Kong punched an evil god that had descended. He said indignantly,"I told you I'm a Spirit Contract Master. Why didn't you believe me?"
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This is very much a coming of age story. Fantastical elements take a backseat to the story of Trent, a freshman in highschool at 15, who is desperate to learn more about the father who died before he was born and learn his place in this world. Scifi elements do exist and occur, but they're often cutaway events that quickly return to the school life drama unfolding among Trent and his friends. As the story continues, those fantastical elements do slowly encroach more and more onto Trent's life, but the operative word here is 'slowly'. By chapter 20 there may be a significant shift away from this, but the first dozen chapters are densely packed with Trent's life both at school and at home. Characterization comes first here, and before any of the action, the author makes sure you'll care about the characters involved in that action. If you're looking for an urban fantasy/scifi with a deliberate pace and a focus on characterization first, it's worth keeping an eye on this story and seeing if you find yourself drawn into Trent's story.