Apocalyptic Beast Taming: Have You Had Milk Tea Today?

[Female-focused, unconventional beast taming + unconventional end-of-the-world management + no romance + a little help from a System + fluffy creatures + lighthearted silliness] Ning Fu is not human. She crossed thousands of years and, amid the torrent of time, came across a book so battered even Taotie would spit it out. The book, its pages worn and frayed, called itself “The Ten Thousand Worlds Cookbook.” It was compiled by the famous author Lady Xi Wangmu and contained every delicious drink from ancient times to the present: milk tea. Ning Fu: ? She knew Lady Xi Wangmu well, but the goddess only liked chewing fruit and popping elixirs. She would also secretly grind failed elixirs into the soil with her claws behind their backs. The Ten Thousand Worlds Cookbook: ?? What do you mean, popping elixirs? What elixirs?! Before they could sort things out, the monster and the book were abruptly sucked into a giant whirlpool that had suddenly appeared in the torrent There are no gods, demons, or ghosts here, and no phones, planes, or washing machines. Ning Fu and The Ten Thousand Worlds Cookbook came crashing down like justice from above, landing squarely on a giant bug that was out foraging. The wilderness is all that remains, with only traces of dust. To protect their planet, humanity and the Star Beasts join forces to face the “Crimson Tide.” This is the apocalypse on Blue Star, but it is also the beginning of the Huaxia Alliance. As for how Ning Fu and The Ten Thousand Worlds Cookbook began... It all started with hunger.