After graduating from animal college, Lin Xingwan was desperate and came to a remote seaside zoo. The "animals" here are all rare species, but they are all shivering, scared, and in strange states.
The director of the garden, Shen Yanqing, is cold and taciturn, and carries all the work by himself. Until late at night, Lin Xingwan saw him with wolf ears and golden vertical pupils under the moonlight - he was an Arctic wolf orc who had lived for 362 years.
All the animals in the park are orcs trapped in their beast form due to unknown "degeneration". There is a snow leopard doctor, a desert cat official, a rabbit mother, a black-footed ferret veterinarian... And a six-year-old cub, Bei Bei, who will never return to human form and can only hum lullabies.
Degeneration irreversible? Lin Xingwan didn't believe it.
She named each orc, made paper balls, installed a Ferris wheel, sang nursery rhymes, and made bone soup. Little did she know that she was triggering a cross-species evolution.
When the wolf cub calls out "home" for the first time, when the snow leopard looks at the stars from the highest place, when the raccoon dog hums a human song with its hoarse throat - the mountain forest begins to respond.
They built a watch forest and waited for all the lost orcs to return home.
A tender epic of humans and orcs. Heal, bond, evolve.
