Traveling Through the Wilderness: I Am Not a Little White Flower

Lin Xi, a cute female college student from the History Department of A University, is a "little white flower" who is even afraid of killing chickens. However, when she touched a fossilized animal bone in the museum, she was drawn into a space-time rift and fell into the dangerous beast world. When she woke up, she was lying in the flooded "Ivy Valley" - a marginalized ethnic group bullied by powerful tribes, leaving only the old, weak, sick and disabled. The tribe members were all "weak beasts" such as rabbits, deer, sheep, etc., And she was a "nuclear person" who could not even transform into an animal shape, and was regarded as a "walking ration". In the first days, she hugged her knees and hid in the cave crying. She trembled when she saw the orcs with claws. She barely survived on the wild fruits distributed by the tribe. She was a veritable "dodder flower". Until the cold winter was approaching, the last bit of food stored in the valley was snatched away by the bear beasts from the "Black Rock Tribe" next door. The cubs were so hungry that they whimpered weakly. The rabbit beast mother-in-law who usually protected her was beaten and had her leg broken trying to snatch back a piece of dried meat. At that moment, Lin Xi looked at his calloused hands - they were used to help the tribe collect firewood and peel animal skins, and suddenly understood: crying cannot solve the problem. In this wild land, weakness is the original sin. She began to "pretend to be clever": she smiled timidly at the provocative orcs, but then turned around and used the "trap principle" she learned in history class to lay simple trip wires around the tribe, causing the black rock beasts who stole food to fall bruised and bruised. On the surface, she said "I don't know anything", but secretly took note of the topography of the valley, used geography knowledge to find hidden springs, and lied that "it was the mountain god who guided me"; when she saw the tribesmen digging the ground with their hands to plant roots, she felt "not small"