[Adorable kids + pocket dimension + beast taming + all-female community building + no romance + strong female lead]
Chu An transmigrates and finds herself from the start in a gloomy tower for abandoned infants, just about to become a wild animal’s next meal.
Villagers: “The wolf must’ve eaten that girl. There won’t even be bones left!”
But what actually happens is this:
The king of beasts becomes a rookie dad, fretting every day as he tells the mother wolves to nurse the babies.
Golden snub-nosed monkeys line up to bring century-old wild fruit, while a giant bear becomes a patrol guard.
With her [Beast Communication] and [Portable Pocket Dimension], An’an has the tigers fetch any baby girls the villagers abandon.
Deep in the mountains, where even ferocious beasts fear to tread, An’an and her sisters claim land, build homes, clear fields, and grow crops. Through their own hard work, they build a secluded “all-female Peach Blossom Paradise”!
To trade for salt and iron tools, the girls disguise themselves as boys and venture out of the mountains, becoming mysterious “child prodigies” in the eyes of the outside world.
Then one day, an enemy nation invades. The front lines run out of food, and the country teeters on the brink of collapse.
Chu An’an slaps the table and opens up her pocket dimension.
Riding a tiger, with a flood of beasts at her back, she descends onto the battlefield, delivering millions of tons of provisions from her emptied pocket dimension!
That night, the whole world is driven mad by these little girls who seem to have “dropped from the heavens like divine troops”!
The Grand Princess: “Your Majesty, if not for these girls, our nation would have fallen! Please enact an equal rights law and tear down the tower for abandoned infants!”
It looks good. Such a young child can come up with good ideas. People who are really miserable have to live tenaciously. If they want to live, they must be strong.
Such a beautiful work has been discontinued.