I Inherited a Zoo, but Nobody Told Me They Were All Beastfolk

The military is quite confused by the management of this atavistic zoo. Totally anti-human behavior practiced by zoo management. For example, it is difficult for the atavistic animals to accept raw food. Their family proposed to feed them cooked food. The reason was not mentioned in the article, but it was not adopted. The heroine can do this as soon as she comes. For example, the animals are all unhappy. Their families wanted to allow relatives to visit, but they were rejected. It seems that both sides miss their loved ones. I don't know what kind of pig head the management used to make the decision. Moreover, the heroine's parents said they would find a male assistant for her, and the heroine's first reaction was to find her a blind date. This is really baffling, a bit sex-savvy, and the heroine's parents have never urged her to go on a blind date and get married. I don't know where her reaction comes from.

It's beautiful and healing, but the heroine is a bit soft-tempered and too kind. The adoptive parents kept the secret of their atavism from her for so long, and even used her to cause psychological shock to her (the part where the eldest brother of the Qian family suddenly turned into a human). The heroine quickly forgave her and actively devoted herself to saving other atavistic orcs. The current official male lead is too cold to have sex, and there is an eight-year age difference.

Not much to say, the author will update it soon [Sending Hearts] A very warm story, I hope the animals can turn back into human form, the heroine is cute and smart [Blowing Kisses]

I just watched these episodes of the author. They are very good, very good, very good. I highly recommend them. They are very healing and very interesting. Every detail is intertwined. The main reason is that they are very relaxing to watch. I still want to watch them after watching them. Please hurry up and update them.

The better the genes of the orc planet, the easier it is to regress and lose humanity. This setting is quite interesting. The heroine is a little sun, and her interactions with various atavistic orcs are cute. The introduction and the current plot seem to be a multi-player single-arrow female protagonist. If you look at the introduction in 1v1, only Qi Feng has a name. Is he the male protagonist? At the beginning, I was still guessing whether it might be a lion. [Thinking] Give it a five-star boost! [Sending Hearts]

It's so beautiful. It's a very novel subject matter. I hope the energy fluctuations of the heroine can cure those orcs who have returned to their ancestors [crying] [crying] [crying] I hope they can become human again [crying] [crying] [crying]

It was actually pretty good to watch, but I always felt that Mufasa fell in love with the heroine? Maybe I've read too much Beast World… But the introduction says 1v1, which makes me really confused whether I should read it or not? ╯▂╰This is my own problem, not the author's.

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Super cute, I hope the heroine can cure those orcs who have lost their human thinking...

It's so well written. The subject matter and concept are both very good. I look forward to it [shy][shy]