Age of the Beasts: Lions and Wolves Rule the Skies Together

Lin Che, a modern biology PhD, dies and transmigrates into a book, becoming a lowly gray-wolf beastkin in a world of beastfolk. On the brink of death, he is captured by Rayne, the golden lion king and supreme ruler of the Sunlit Court, and is swept into the maelstrom of survival of the fittest.

He refuses to become a pawn of royal power. Armed with modern knowledge, he fights to survive at every turn while beastly claws close in around him.

What he never expected was that he would become the greatest variable in the ruined novel Age of Beasts, and that his cold, domineering fated enemy would turn his absolute possessiveness into a scorching fire that burns to the bone...

When the wolf’s pride collides with the lion’s authority, when icy cunning

faces absolute power...

A counterattack that shatters the class system, a salvation that rewrites fate, and an epic of the beastfolk world in which two kings rule the vast skies are about to begin.

Theme: Wielding strategy as a blade and bonds as a shield.

The early chapters may not be very good, but it gets better after chapter thirty or so.