On the Road to Fleeing Famine, the Fox Cub I Rescued Turned Out to Be the Beast Emperor

Su Qingli never would have imagined in a million years that a celebrated veterinarian like her would transmigrate into the body of a palace maid about to be buried alive as a sacrificial offering.

A coup breaks out from the start, and the dying empress entrusts her young son to Su Qingli. With no choice, she flees overnight with the five-year-old prince!

Luckily, she can understand animals!

“Pigeon brother up ahead, are there pursuers?” The pigeon answers, “Coo! Fifty men, 300 meters away. They're circling around from the left!”

“Field mouse sisters underground, is there anything to eat?” The mice squeak, “There's a patch of wild yams buried beneath the hillside up ahead!”

With help from her animal friends, Su Qingli struggles to survive in the wilderness with the young prince. Along the way, she happens to save a little fox on the brink of death.

But the little thing is picky and haughty. It refuses to eat anything but cooked food, won't sleep without a soft cushion, and is always looking at her like she's an idiot.

Then one day, when the tribe is in danger, the little fox grows into a peerlessly handsome man, shielding her as he declares in a low voice, “She's mine. Who dares lay a hand on her?”

Later, as Su Qingli surveys the paradise she built with her own hands, with the now-grown young emperor and her clingy Beast Emperor at her side, she falls into deep thought.

All I ever wanted was to stay alive and maybe do a little farming!