My Leisurely Life in the Beast World

Bai Ling was born in the 1980s. Because her parents wanted a boy, they sent her to live with her maternal grandmother after she was born. Back then, people were poor, and as long as a child didn’t starve to death, that was enough. No one noticed how withdrawn she was. They just thought she was a girl who didn’t like to talk. Bai Ling was called Youdi, meaning “wishing for a younger brother,” until she was eight and finally got one. Only then was she allowed to go to school. She worked hard, but still dropped out after middle school and started earning a living. Later, she attended night school and began making money, but she could never forget the wounds in her heart. Then, during a company-organized trip, disaster struck while Bai Ling and her colleagues were climbing Mount Tai. Someone caught their partner cheating, and the two people involved started fighting. In the chaos, Bai Ling was pushed off a cliff.

When she regained consciousness, Bai Ling felt as though she was inside a womb. After some time, she sensed another soul in her mind. Suddenly, she remembered the body-snatching plots in novels and decided it was better to strike first than be struck. She opened her mouth and started devouring it.

“How dare you! Ah! Let me go! I’ll take you as my disciple!”

Bai Ling said nothing and kept devouring the soul. It fought back, but it had lost the advantage, and in the end, Bai Ling won. By watching its soul fragments, she learned that it came from the world of immortal cultivation and had been an ancestor of the Hehuan Sect. If it hadn’t been injured, then further wounded in a rift in time and space, she might not have won by attacking first.

Bai Ling was deeply grateful to the two people who had pushed her off the cliff, because thanks to them, she now had beast husbands who cherished her. Her living conditions might not be as good as they were in the modern world, but whenever she thought of them, she felt truly happy.