The Shanhai Baby Rescue Plan

[Classic of Mountains and Seas] + [Interstellar Travel] + [Raising Kids in Another World] + [Wild Imagination] + [Adult Fairy Tale] + [Lighthearted Daily Life]

After attempting suicide because of depression, Mu Sang wakes up to discover that she has transmigrated to an interstellar age ten thousand years in the future, where spiritual energy has returned.

A tiny sparrow-person courier still has wings on their back and soars through the forest;

A lazy leopard-person shopkeeper keeps watch outside the first-floor shop, eyes half closed and ears twitching;

The drowsy leopard-person shopkeeper doesn’t notice the timid mouse thief hiding in a corner of the shop, tiptoeing around as he carries eggs off the shelves.

Mu Sang herself unexpectedly turns into a “Teng Snake” and receives a mission from the “Shanhai Babies Rescue System,” forcing her to become a mom, whether she likes it or not.

She thinks her life is about to become a chaotic mess,

but instead:

The first little Bai Ze looks like a child, but is wiser than most adults.

The second little Shushu sings beautifully and speaks even more sweetly, showering everyone with honeyed praise in a new way every day~

The third, a baby Ershu, is an impassive study machine: as long as studying won’t kill you, study until you drop!

…

Along the way, the towering buildings in Earth Village, where the beastfolk live, are made from giant trees;

Mango Star, home to all sorts of film sets such as fairy-tale districts and romance theater zones, is covered in fan support;

The “City in the Sky,” Sun Star, is the main planet of the interstellar realm;

And Mechanical Star is made up of all kinds of strange cyborgs…

In short: A journey through the stars, growing alongside spirit-beast cubs and finding healing along the way.