When others enter the beast world, they will either be robbed or raised.
Jiang Zhi was more unlucky. She froze to death first, and then was carried back to her den by a snow wolf.
In the cold plains of the north, winter seems endless. Food will spoil, salt roads will break, wild animals will go crazy, and females will be registered and allocated by the temple. Jiang Zhi just wants to cling to a small life, and at the same time stick to the fact that "I have the final say whether I stay or go". So she used her skills in hoarding food, identifying herbs, and cleaning up her days, and negotiated a deal with Cang Lin, the cold-faced leader of the Snow Wolf clan: she would help the tribe survive the winter, and he would help her fend off people.
At first, Cang Lin thought she was squeamish, troublesome, and not settled enough.
Later, the hot soup she made had to be served to him first, and the shack she slept in was closest to him. He would feel something was wrong if she looked at him again.
But the messenger from the temple said that she was a rare "warm-breathing female" and must be taken away; the Black Hyena tribe also focused on the salt road between her and the Snow Wolf tribe. Everyone wanted to rob her, but Cang Lin learned to put away her fangs for the first time and asked her seriously:
"Jiang Zhi, where do you want to stay?"
This is a sweet story about hoarding food and building a home in the cold world of beasts, protecting each other's shortcomings, slapping each other in the face, and finally turning the wolf's den into a warm little life.
Purpose: Female self-empowerment