My Years as the Odd One Out in Sheep Village

Hu Luobei accidentally transmigrated, tumbling through the iron gate of the Goat Village and landing right in front of Pleasant Goat, who was about to go out in search of food. Because of his “strange” appearance, with no horns or wool, he was mistaken for a new trap set by Wolffy. Forceful Goat chased him, but Pleasant Goat cleverly got him out of trouble and brought him back to the village. Slow Goat used “high-tech equipment” to study Hu Luobei, which turned out to be nothing more than a magnifying glass and an encyclopedia. He concluded that Hu Luobei was “possibly a mutant hairless sheep that walks upright.” Hu Luobei tried to explain the concept of “humans,” but they took it for “a new wolf trick,” so he had to pretend he was a rare sheep from a faraway place. Wolffy attacked as in the original story. By sheer accident, Hu Luobei ruined Wolffy’s traps, such as breaking his “sheep-catching machine” by using it as exercise equipment. The goats decided he was “lucky,” but Wolffy held a grudge and made him a “high-priority target,” right after Pleasant Goat.