Sent to Die in a Tiger Cage? I Lead Ten Thousand Beasts to the Empress’s Throne

Chu Yunling, a top zoologist and veterinary medicine PhD, transmigrates into the body of an abused palace maid at the imperial hunting grounds. From the start, she's punished for “startling” the Third Prince's beloved eagle and ordered to feed a fierce tiger suffering from plague. Everyone expects her to be torn to pieces, but she calmly gives the tiger an injection, feeds it medicine, and even gives its head a rub. From then on, the imperial hunting grounds are never the same. She gives a dying warhorse a single dose of medicine, and it can travel a thousand miles in a day. A savage wolf king is as docile as a dog around her. Even the carrier pigeons sent by enemy states to spy are turned into double agents. Using her ability to communicate with animals, she finds a buried granary during a famine, trains birds to scout enemy movements, and commands wolf packs to guard the border. The “good-for-nothing” Seventh Prince she casually saves is crippled, gloomy by nature, and the laughingstock of the entire capital. But Chu Yunling realizes he isn't useless: he's a king biding his time. She heals his legs and builds him a “special forces unit” made up of fierce beasts. Later, the Seventh Prince ascends the throne, dismisses his harem, and makes her his one and only beloved. Envoys from other states tremble as they report, “Your Majesty, the Empress has taken the lion corps to inspect the imperial treasury again...”