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Call me the Male God

Call me the Male God

by Garbages

ActionComedyContemporaryCultivationNon-Human Lead

Reincarnated as the heir to a European thousand-year-old werewolf noble family, he starts off as a hairless, wrinkled ugly wolf pup, with the entire clan dismissing him as a waste of space. While others strengthen themselves through tearing and fighting, he grows powerful by abiding by laws and regulations — picking up trash for the butler, helping sheepdogs herd sheep, greeting people politely, and even refraining from howling in a way that disturbs the peace. The law-abiding system bound to him forces him to be a model of civilization; the more he follows rules, the stronger his bloodline becomes. Faced with vampire capitalist oligarchs coveting werewolf bloodlines, he doesn't resort to violence or killing. Instead, he legally crushes them through patent complaints and business mergers, ultimately becoming the most rule-abiding ancient wolf god in all of Europe.

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