[Beast world + strong heroine + multiple male leads + infrastructure + farming + harem appeal + feel-good power fantasy]
Su Leyao was hit by an electric scooter on her way home from work. When she opened her eyes, she had become a female in a prehistoric beast world, orphaned and nearly starving to death.
The good news: she was bound to the [Beast World Compendium System], which could identify anything and let her earn points by completing tasks. The store had everything from salt, sugar, and grain to M416s and Gatling guns.
The bad news: she couldn’t afford a single thing.
To survive, Su Leyao had no choice but to diligently complete tasks, while also farming, making salt, firing pottery, and building infrastructure. All she wanted was a peaceful retirement with enough to eat and warm clothes.
But just as life began to improve, why were there more and more males around her?
The versatile househusband Hucan carried a kill and begged her to form a bond.
The smooth-talking Yingshao called her “Yaoyao” every day.
The sunny Langshuo crouched by the door, wagging his tail like crazy.
Even Hulan, the cool and easily flustered white fox shaman, refused to leave her house.
Until one day…
[Task: Hunt the ocean’s apex predator, the Mosasaurus.]
Su Leyao: “???”
Wasn’t this supposed to be a peaceful farming life?
How come the fields kept growing, the tribe kept getting stronger, and the handsome men around her… kept getting harder to get rid of?
The all-around househusband tiger dad: Hucan (golden tiger)
The silver-tongued schemer: Yingshao (giant silver-gray eagle)
The sunny, clingy puppy-boy: Langshuo (fluffy silver wolf)
The cool, shy, pure-hearted shaman: Hulan (stunning white fox)
This book seems pretty good, so why are the ratings so low? Finally, there's no more transmigrated female protagonist trope, and the female lead isn't some weak and helpless little thing; she has some self-defense abilities. There aren't any particularly frustrating chapters, and the system isn't the kind where the female lead has to seduce the male lead or else die.
It's great, highly recommended! Four male leads have already appeared, I don't know if there will be more later, but the interactions between the female and male leads are very natural and sweet. Heaven knows how long it's been since I've seen such a refreshing and natural beast-world novel. The female lead isn't coy at all; she accepts what she likes without any misunderstandings. It's simply a story of growing and strengthening the tribe together in the beast world.
It's pretty good; the emotional buildup is quite sufficient. But perhaps four beast husbands are a bit too few?
It's great! The female lead isn't the typical spoiled, pampered type who waits to be pampered and rescued; she's self-reliant. She has her own ideas and confidence, but so far only her first beast husband, a tiger, has appeared; the other three haven't shown up yet. It seems like a lighthearted, heartwarming, and non-angsty 1v4 sweet beast-world novel. Author, please update more! It's simply not enough!
It's alright. It's set in an ancient beast world, and the design of the protagonist's cheat abilities and world-building is quite complete. The plot doesn't make the protagonist feel frustrated either. The only downside is that it's a bit slow to start and not particularly exciting.
Five hearts as a small apology to the author. I didn't realize for a moment that it should be Jurassic, not prehistoric. Sorry, I'm very sorry.