[Transmigration + Beast World + Food + Settlement Building + Two Male Leads + Cozy Story]
Shen Wen never imagined that saving someone from drowning would send him straight into a savage Beast World.
Towering ancient trees, strange plants shimmering with light, roars shaking the heavens: every breath of air here seems to scream, “The weak die.”
Luckily, the flood left him two boxes.
Cang Qiu, the strongest Level Six beastman in the Blackstone Tribe, is cold and taciturn, and keeps everyone at arm’s length. He takes Shen Wen in with just one condition: “Leave once you’re healed.”
Shen Wen doesn’t argue. He quietly sets up a pot and sprinkles in some salt.
The night the aroma of roasting meat fills the cave, a different kind of warmth appears in Cang Qiu’s slit pupils.
Later
Shen Wen purifies snowflake salt, setting the entire tribe abuzz. He builds the first heated kang, and Cang Qiu pulls him into his arms, saying hoarsely, “You won’t be cold next winter.” Shen Wen teaches them to grow ginger and peppers, roast meat, and make soup. From then on, the Blackstone Tribe has all the comforts of home.
The cold beastman who once told him, “Leave once you’re healed,” now stays by his side without ever leaving, protecting and doting on him in the clumsiest way.
The wilderness is perilous, but with him there, it feels like a safe and peaceful home.
You can watch it, but unless it's "just for candy", don't watch it if you're interested in other "settings". As of Chapter 6, the overall world view is "undescribed", and the two protagonists have no specific introduction. They have "smoothly" entered the stage of "secret love at the top and passionate love at the bottom" 🤔🤔 Part of the description is "very abrupt + dramatic". The orcs are set to be over-100-year-old "snake-like creatures", and the human form can actually change into "claws". The introduction does not say that "high-level orcs will evolve." The protagonist is described as a "boy" and there is no specific introduction. He easily defaults to living with the "orc", which greatly affects the "perception". The author seems to have assumed that all readers know the "text background settings". Without mentioning these, there are only "various candies" 🤦 🤦 If you can accept it, just skip this "bad review", and in the end, cheers for the author.
It looks good, but I don't like the sub-CP very much. Can you reduce the presence of it? At first I thought it was two people living together, but then Baihe came and they were not separated for a long time... I didn't really like the plot of someone else appearing in a home, and then within a few days, I still kept this stranger in my heart and felt it was very important.
It's not enough to look at. It's so beautiful.
Not bad 🙂