Transmigrating to the Beast World: Snake King, Go Easy on Me

Twenty-five-year-old Bai Yu had just signed the contract to buy a home. As she rode her electric scooter and dreamed about the future, she crashed straight into a primeval forest in the Beast World. Before she could recover from the shock, a giant dark-green python coiled around her and carried her back to its cave. Nan Feng, king of the python tribe, was convinced she was the female the Beast God had bestowed upon him. Without a word, he branded her between the brows with a blood contract, claiming her as his own. Bai Yu was both frightened and furious. She was a modern woman who had never even dated. What gave a snake the right to take her by force? But in this perilous Beast World, a powerless human like her had no choice but to rely on the Snake King if she wanted to survive. The System only activated after she had resigned herself to her fate, giving her seeds, farming tools, and the skills to grow crops, but no courage to leave.

Nan Feng had never met a female so gentle and warm. Bai Yu's soft, curvy body was exactly his type, and he grew more and more obsessed with her. From claiming her by force after taking her from the jaws of a tiger, to a night of surrender in a greenhouse with his snake tail pinning her down, Bai Yu cried “I don't want this!” countless times, yet still ended up pregnant with twins amid pain and shame. Farming during pregnancy, tribal conflicts, raising hatchlings: six snake babies crowded the cave, and the giant python she had once feared and hated gradually became the “father of her children,” standing guard through the night and keeping the rain off her, while the children clung to him until he could barely move. The blood-contract mark still burned faintly between her brows, but Bai Yu could no longer tell: was she staying because she couldn't escape, or because she no longer wanted to?