[Beast world + transmigrate into a book + no System + fantasy + supernatural powers + no thoughtless baby-making] Lin Shuang, from the 21st century, wakes up to find she has transmigrated to the beast world, into the body of Hu Shuang, a sick fox beastman who was driven out of her tribe. It seems she has even transmigrated into a book, and her own younger sister is actually the book’s wicked supporting female character.
It all began when she and her boyfriend of over a year both got promotions and raises. They planned to celebrate together, but the arrival of another girl made Lin Shuang realize her boyfriend was dating two people at once, and she seemed to be the other woman. She decisively broke up with the jerk and walked away from the whole melodramatic mess. Heartbroken, she went home, got drunk, and woke up to find she’d transmigrated.
Luckily, since she often dreamed of being in a primeval forest, she had spent years learning survival skills as a hobby.
But she was dismayed to discover that she had neither a System nor a spiritual spring space. In the end, she still died of illness. Yet when she opened her eyes again, she was alive, back in the beast world one month before winter. Only, why was her tail bald?
Her and her sister’s fertility values are both zero, so they’re looked down on? No problem. Once they deal with their respective problems, their values jump straight to 100, making everyone envious. The younger sister grows up with a wicked streak? No problem. She’s still young, so Lin Shuang will teach her well. Not enough food or warm clothes? No problem. She’ll rely on the skills she learned and take her sister along to make it on their own. But why are there so many ferocious beasts in this world? She’d better take a beast husband as a bodyguard.
Huh? Wasn’t she supposed to be a beautiful, frail female? Her supernatural powers are actually amazing?
Later, Lin Shuang discovers that everything was fated to happen, and she sets out to explore and understand it all.
I like this type of novel about family members, but the heroine feels that her relationship with her sister is natural. The golden finger of this beast world is not very high, the plot rhythm is also moderate, and it is not very academic or relaxing. The male protagonist is a well-written snake beastman, but his personality is different from other male protagonists in the beast world. He is very gentle and respectful. (After his brother-in-law slept with him in his bed, he only cared about it for a while, and the third female protagonist's "straight confession" was also a simple rejection.) Although he is jealous, he is the kind of silent one who will not hook up with the female protagonist until he has achieved something for himself. I feel that the entire relationship line is a long-term relationship. The female protagonist is not the kind who does not put love first in her life. She seems to be a bit dull.
It's good to read and warm. I feel good after reading a few chapters.
It's pretty cool, why doesn't anyone see it? 🤔
After reading, who is the heroine you wrote? Is it the heroine's sister? Wow, is the heroine rimmed in gold?