He'd thought about raising one before, but White Tigers needed to be raised from cubhood. Unfortunately, naturally bred wild White Tigers are incredibly rare, and their cubs are even scarcer—you can't necessarily buy one even if you have the money. That's why his dream had never come true.
Currently, there were only about two hundred White Tigers in the entire world, and all of them were captively bred. Even their offspring were raised through artificial intervention and had long since lost their wild instincts. Naturally, Salman had little interest in them.
What he wanted was the process of taming a wild cub. What was the point of a captive-bred one? It would be no different from raising a house cat.
"My friend, don't tell me you also found this while hunting today!" Abdullah asked, somewhat astonished. He couldn't help but marvel at Su Chen's incredible luck.
