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(Dubbed) Hunger Games: Snake Edition
Transmigrated as a F-tier "trash snake" abandoned by his pretty owner, Ryan Cole is one bite away from death, until he unlocks the ultimate cheat: to evolve into anything. From shadow wolves to mythical dragons, every enemy is just lunch. But when a world-ending beast tide arrives, even the gods aren't safe... because he's hungry for divinity.
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