[Strong Women in the Beast World] [Micro Group Portraits, Super Powers] Su Ying is a high-profile hexagonal internet celebrity blogger. She not only shines in the field of intangible cultural heritage handicrafts, but also has outstanding achievements in clothing design, handmade production, food cooking, etc. She has a sweet and cool appearance and outstanding appearance, and has countless fans.
While making an intangible cultural heritage paper kite lantern, I was shooting video footage in the mountains, but accidentally traveled to the Black Forest Island, an underground island beneath the Beast World Continent.
The Dark Nightmare Beast was sealed here by the Beast God two thousand years ago. No orcs have set foot here for nearly five hundred years. When Su Ying first arrived here, she faced unprecedented survival challenges, but her tenacity and strong hands-on ability allowed her to adapt quickly.
Her physique has undergone tremendous changes, and she possesses the characteristics of the mutant Red Pearl Butterfly unique to the Black Forest. Although she cannot fully transform into a beast, she can transform into a pair of huge and gorgeous wings. During the four months of living alone, she continued to explore her potential and inspired unique powers - phantom disappearance, butterfly dance storm, spiritual resonance...
Half a year later, Su Ying discovered that because she was not an orc, she could distort space by releasing enough supernatural energy, and evolved the power of spatial confinement, and successfully landed in the mysterious and vast continent of Iseland. With his wisdom, courage and unique abilities, he has attracted countless powerful beasts and started chasing them. The arrogant but affectionate Wolf King Hall, the possessive Western Unicorn, the ancestral bloodline red-blooded snake, the dual-power four-winged Andes... There are so many orcs waiting for you to unlock!
Concept: A jealous plug-in is not as powerful as its own strength; in a world where the strong eats the weak, attachment is the fatal blow; a seemingly weak butterfly is actually extremely toxic.