Mountain Livestream: What Are All These Divine Beasts?

Lin Ye, a top wildlife veterinarian, was blacklisted after refusing to cooperate with unscrupulous investors’ illegal development plans.

Fed up with office politics, he quit on the spot and returned to the Hundred Thousand Mountains, where he inherited a nearly abandoned wildlife rescue station and unexpectedly bound himself to the Nature Enthusiast System.

He’d planned to start a countryside livestream and enjoy a quiet retirement while raising a child. So why were all the furry residents of the mountains so bizarre?

On the very first day of streaming, his autistic little niece was mistaken for a pillow by a foul-mouthed wild Pallas’s cat, melting the hearts of viewers across the internet!

Then the livestream got wilder and wilder:

A gray parrot fluent in eight regional dialects, constantly spilling village gossip;

A gentle, two-meter-tall black bear who ties on an apron and expertly chops firewood in the yard;

An albino Amur tiger with astonishing fighting prowess, happily serving as the little girl’s personal mount...

As Lin Ye ventured deeper into the Hundred Thousand Mountains, prehistoric ruins and mysterious albino divine beasts came to light one after another!

Viewers across the internet were stunned: “Station Chief Lin, we asked you to run a rescue station. How did you turn it into a base for mythical beasts from the Classic of Mountains and Seas?”

A leading scholar from the Institute of Biology rushed to the mountains overnight with a one-way ticket: “Lin Ye, you call these ordinary protected animals? They’re clearly immortals!”

[Wholesome rural life + light comedy + livestreaming + adorable pets and kids + no angst, maximum healing]