[Lighthearted + farming + System + adorable babies + love rivals + multiple male leads + infrastructure building + raising kids + sweet romance + everyone’s favorite]
She transmigrates to the Beast World and starts out with ten cubs. So hungry she has to chew tree bark?
Luckily, she’s bound to the Ten Thousand Cubs-raising System, where she can farm, raise livestock, and practice science-based childcare.
Just as she leads her tribe to a comeback and thinks life is finally going to get better...
The stern Wolf King shields her behind him. “That night in the blizzard, it was you.”
The domineering Tiger King travels a thousand miles to bring her supplies. “Woman, I want you and the cubs, all of you.”
The sly Nine-Tailed Fox calculates the whole world for her. “Become the one fate has destined for me.”
The gloomy Snake King grips her wrist. “You saved my life, so I’m sticking with you.”
And then there’s the lofty Black Dragon, lowering his proud head. “My ruins still need a lady of the house.”
Five men corner her against the wall and speak in unison. “The cubs are mine!”
The cubs peek out from the corner, their fluffy heads showing as they all wag their tails. “Mama, which one of them should we choose as our dad?”
Lin Weiyue presses a hand to her forehead. “...How about we raise them all together?”
This is my hard work, and I leave it to you today. When I was writing this book, I kept thinking about writing a truly believable world of beasts. There is the cruelty of survival, the warmth of the campfire, and the protection of purity to the extreme. The female protagonist grows up tenaciously, the orc male protagonist is loyal and affectionate, and every supporting character has flesh and blood. There is no watering-down or lackluster ending, and every plot is carefully designed. If you like this style, I hope you can read it, I hope it can impress you (๓´˘`๓)
When I first watched it, I thought it was pretty good, nothing particularly amazing. But as the plot slowly unfolded, the characters became more and more fleshed-out, and the details of the story gradually unfolded, the more I watched, the more involved I became. By the end, I just couldn't stop, and I loved it all the time.