A Guide to Wandering the Beast World

Also known as: "Transmigrated to the Beast World, My Husband Is a Patchwork Beast" and "A Straight Guy Wanders into a Gay Den and Ends Up a Furry Fan"

After accidentally trespassing into a cannibal tribe's territory, top-tier rich kid Liang Mo was hoisted onto a barbecue spit. He turned into a dazzling disco ball on the spot, and transmigrated!

When he opened his eyes again, he saw a rabbit-eared boy wearing a grass skirt.

Liang Mo was horrified. "Bro, why do you have four ears?"

The rabbit-eared boy took him back to a tribe where there were only thatched huts. There were people there, as well as animals who could turn into humans. It was primitive and wild... but why were they all men?

Liang Mo put on a calm front. "Furries, huh? You gays really are into this stuff."

The arrogant beastmen refused to acknowledge an outsider without a beast form as male, and mocked Liang Mo for being effeminate. Liang Mo wasn't having it. He dug traps and beat a ferocious tiger until it yowled. The demi-beasts were delighted and flirted with him.

Liang Mo turned them down three times over: "Thanks, but I'm a straight guy. I'm not into men."

When in Rome, do as the Romans do. And so Liang Mo began his colorful adventures in another world.

He invented things, defended the tribe, fought barbarians, solved cold cases, sought out giant beasts, and saved the people. Through trial and hardship, he traveled across the entire beast world, going from an unwelcome "outsider" to the "beast-charmer" everyone adored and fought over.

Among Liang Mo's companions on his adventures was a roc beastman.

Bro's beast form was sacred and imposing, while his human form was aloof and melancholy. He was the tribe's universally recognized untouchable beauty.

Though bro was a loner, at least he kept himself pure and treated everyone equally by ignoring them all.

Liang Mo felt safe in every way with this beast by his side.

Until one day, bro changed into another unfamiliar beast form right in front of him.

A bewitching half-beast wrapped him in a snake tail, licked his face, sang him a love song, then pinned him down and thrust against him excitedly.

Liang Mo nearly choked. "Bro, dude, this isn't right!"

One day, much later, Xue, cured of his illness but still unable to let go of his inner turmoil, casually asked Liang Mo which version of him he loved more.

The elegant roc or the ravishing crocodile python?

The Beast God, with his black hair and black eyes, twitched at the corner of his mouth and ventured, trying to soothe him, "You're my white moonlight and my red rose. I love every side of you?"

Xue gave a cold laugh, spread his wings, bound this two-timing scoundrel hand and foot with his snake tail, and dragged him into the temple.

Want to try pleasing both sides again?

[Wild and unrestrained, spicy straight-guy bottom vs. living, half-dead, split-personality beauty top (roc/crocodile python dual beast forms)]

[Reader's Guide]

* One-on-one, handsome and strong, equally matched, happy ending

* The bottom transmigrates in his human body; no childbirth (important)

* The top has a split personality and two beast forms early on, then merges later; they bicker over him

* A plot-focused adventure in a primitive world with many elements

~ Thanks, Fanbao, for commissioning the character card! It's so cute!! ^o^

Coming soon: "SOS! The Dog Groomer Is Begging for Help Every Day"

[Blond, troublemaking bottom vs. old-fashioned, ancient-style top]

Cheng Yun, who worked part-time at a pet grooming salon, was kidnapped!

He was taken to a deserted island with a hundred stray dogs, a Peach Blossom Spring-style homestead, and an old-fashioned guy.

The old guy was a vlogger, a top-tier star across the internet with millions of fans. His video tags were #SecludedTraditionalLife, #PicturesquePastoralLife, and #PeacefulHealing.

The old guy was also a lunatic. He had kidnapped Cheng Yun to bathe the hundred dogs on the island, and wouldn't let him go until he was done.

Cheng Yun couldn't beat him or escape. He scrubbed dogs with a miserable look on his face while trying to figure out how to save himself. At last, inspiration struck: while the old guy was filming, Cheng Yun secretly arranged all sorts of things in the background to spell out SOS.

Pebbles, leaves, chicken feathers, dog poop, grains of rice... In the end, he even appeared on camera himself, wildly gesturing.

The old guy didn't notice his little (big) actions, but the audience did.

The viewers were enthusiastic. They analyzed the footage frame by frame and discussed it in the comments, eventually reaching a conclusion:

[I'm shipping them. They're playing a very new kind of game :)]

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