She was once the most hated, wicked female in the tribe: fat, willful, and tyrannical, relying on her chieftain father and doting older brother to get away with anything.
Then came the blood-red night when the claws of wandering beastmen tore her world apart. Her beloved brother died before her eyes protecting her, his body devoured by wild animals. Her father went white-haired overnight, and the tribe was reduced to ashes.
Dragging her heavy body along, Su Ya survived as the Fox Clan’s last hope, protected at the cost of his life by her childhood friend Mo, and fled to seek refuge with the powerful Red Rock Tribe.
Here, she was a fat female from a notorious dependent tribe, a burden and a laughingstock in everyone’s eyes.
“Look, that fat fox. She got her own brother killed.”
“What does she have besides her background? She can’t even do the simplest gathering.”
“Mo must be blind, guarding such a useless waste.”
Su Ya clenched her teeth and swallowed her tears along with her blood.
She couldn’t let the chance at life her brother had given his own life for go to waste.
She began learning to identify medicinal herbs and improve storage methods, using scattered memories from her past life to solve the tribe’s problems.
She kept her talents hidden, yet at a crucial moment, used her wits to save the entire gathering party.
Her fat body gradually grew fit and shapely, and her fiery red fur regained its luster.
The powerful beastmen who had once looked down on her began to see her differently.
For the first time, a cold-hearted Lion Clan warrior bowed his head to her. “My claws are yours to command.”
A crafty Snake Clan strategist placed the most vulnerable part of his neck in her hands. “Trust me. I won’t let you lose.”
A steady Bear Clan guard used his massive body to shield her from every storm. “I’m here. No one will hurt you.” …
