Two Suns in the Sky

[Two male leads + transmigration + beast world] Su Luoyan, the bottom, Xiong Lie, the top An explosion tore open two worlds; a single brand bound two lives together. During a border mine-clearing mission, Su Luoyan was blown into a coma while saving a comrade. When he opened his eyes again, he had become the “heaven-sent divine emissary” of a lion tribe in a beast world. Before him stood Xiong Lie, the lion clan chief with molten-gold eyes. Behind him were male lions who ate raw meat and drank blood, and beneath his feet were filthy hide huts awash in sewage. The military cadet's courage and intelligence blazed in this savage land. He rebuilt the tribe with military strategy, organized the outer affiliated tribes into a defensive perimeter, opened trade with countless clans, and exchanged game for stone houses. He kindled the flame of civilization: identifying herbs to cure hunger sickness, carving characters on oracle bones to pass on writing, and growing the population to a thousand, until the “Lionheart Tribe” became a legend of the wilderness. Xiong Lie's gaze was always as scorching as molten rock. His tongue ran hot as he licked Su Luoyan's wounds, and he pinned him against a stone wall at sunset and declared, “Divine Emissary, it's time to collect your payment.” Just as the tribe's golden age arrived, Su Luoyan awoke in a hospital bed. The officer beside the bed had cold golden eyes. “Comrade Su Luoyan, you've been unconscious for 127 days.” That face was exactly the same as Xiong Lie's. As the officer leaned closer, the oracle-bone character Su Luoyan had carved himself was unmistakably branded on his collarbone: **“Sun.”**