[Everyone’s Favorite * Mary Sue Heroine * All Male Characters Are Virgins * Sweet Romance]
After waking up from a nap, Shen Jiaojiao finds herself transmigrated into a “nationally protected rare species,” extinct for ten thousand years, with the entire universe lining up for a chance to have her bear their children?
Here, pure human civilization vanished into the mists of history. The world has only male beastfolk, with no female beastfolk and no purebred women.
To avoid revealing that she’s a woman and being sent off for dissection and breeding, Shen Jiaojiao has no choice but to keep her head down.
But on her first day after transmigrating, she gains a superpower:
Affinity with All Things, popularly known as “every beast loves her.”
What’s worse, young beastfolk from noble families have to attend a prestigious beastfolk academy and live under strict, closed-campus rules.
The academy’s most famous beastfolk are all there: high-status, untouchable, and eccentric. And by some cruel twist of fate, they’re assigned to share a dorm with Shen Jiaojiao.
Trembling with fear, Shen Jiaojiao: Help!!!
She has to protect her “true gender” and find a way to survive alongside her roommates.
After classes begin, her roommates, towering scions of the elite, look down at her with contempt. How did someone so short and frail even get accepted?
Beastfolk, who have always revered strength, look down on Shen Jiaojiao, whom her roommates could knock out with a single punch.
Shen Jiaojiao: Weren’t beastfolk supposed to fall in love with her?
To keep her cover, Shen Jiaojiao steadfastly wishes Roommate 1, who likes being called “big brother,” good morning and good night every day, and warms milk for him.
She works hard to be a lackey for Roommate 2, who’s domineering and hot-tempered, going with him to fights and applying medicine to his wounds.
She becomes a gentle confidante to Roommate 3, a cold, gloomy loner, and stays up all night talking with him, serving as his pillow when he feels lonely.
She becomes a shameless flatterer for Roommate 4, an arrogant, sharp-tongued prince, showering him with praise whenever she gets the chance.
Then one day, before she’s even left the dorm, someone pins her against the wall.
I'll give it four stars for now. The author probably forgot to describe the appearance. There is no need to describe too much. At least you need to know what the heroine and these boys look like. Looking at the whole story, I don't know what the protagonist looks like, only some general characteristics.
Very, very beautiful, a bit humorous, and the writing is very delicate.