Ji Banxia passed through the book and transformed into the most hated and vicious female supporting character in the world of beasts.
The original body beat and scolded the males and abused the cubs. Everyone in the tribe yelled and beat them. In the end, he was abandoned by everyone and died miserably.
When Ji Banxia walked through, the three males looked at her as if they were enemies, and the two cubs huddled in the corner and shivered.
She put down her half-raised palm and sighed: "From today on, I will treat your illnesses, cook meals, and raise cubs for you."
No one believed her.
Until she used a stone knife to amputate people and bring them back to life, exchanged a handful of rock salt for the prosperity of the entire tribe, and stood in front of everyone on the battlefield.
The lion orc's eyes were red and he pushed her into his arms: "You are my female."
The snake orc blocked the fatal blow for her: "You are not her, you are Ji Banxia."
The eagle beast folded its wings for her: "You stole my wings."
Ji Banxia looked at the increasingly powerful tribe behind her, the increasingly clingy little cub in her arms, and the three men who were becoming increasingly inseparable from her.
Who says a vicious female supporting role can't change her destiny?
Reader comments
Although the article is short, it has everything a story should have. The heroine traveled back in time to replace the original owner. For the three beastmen and Zaizai, it was redemption, hope, the end of all hardships, happiness, and completion. The heroine is the sun, which warms the three beastmen and two children, is the cake, which sweetens their hearts, is the rice, which helps them have better food and clothing, is the weapon, which gives them a sense of security, is the grass, which is tenacious, not afraid of pain, suffering, and death. Finally, she is the doctor, who brings them health, and the teacher, who spreads medical skills to every tribe. It is light that gives them light and hope.
Although the article is short, it has everything a story should have. The heroine traveled back in time to replace the original owner. For the three beastmen and Zaizai, it was redemption, hope, the end of all hardships, happiness, and completion. The heroine is the sun, which warms the three beastmen and two children, is the cake, which sweetens their hearts, is the rice, which helps them have better food and clothing, is the weapon, which gives them a sense of security, is the grass, which is tenacious, not afraid of pain, suffering, and death. Finally, she is the doctor, who brings them health, and the teacher, who spreads medical skills to every tribe. It is light that gives them light and hope.