Mount Beast Doesn't Raise Poultry

After two straight months of overtime, overworked office drone Tang Yan finally breaks down, sobbing and insisting she wants to go up a mountain and become a Taoist priest. Daoist Master Shuiyun: Taoist priests work nine to nine, six days a week, too. Tang Yan: ... Is there no carefree job in this world? If I’d known life in Beijing would be this exhausting, I would’ve stayed home and raised chickens! Daoist Master Shuiyun: There is! How about the Otherworld Breeding System? New users get ten free draws, and your first set of ten is guaranteed to include an S-rank divine beast! Tang Yan: ? Is this even a proper Taoist temple? The serious blurb: In recent years, a strange and fantastical tale has spread through a certain obscure mountain village. Its main character is an “immortal” who lives in seclusion on Myriad Beasts Mountain, south of the village. They say this immortal belongs to no sect, and the demon beasts she raises are mighty and ferocious. A divine beast, the phoenix, even guards Myriad Beasts Mountain, protecting every household from harm. Villagers who accidentally stumble upon the immortal’s home while gathering herbs sometimes hear the phoenix cry, and are guaranteed a lifetime free of illness and calamity. No matter what rumors circulate outside, Myriad Beasts Mountain remains peaceful and serene. Tang Yan, at the heart of the legend, is currently dressed in rough homespun clothes, scattering a handful of corn on the ground. “Cluck, cluck, cluck! Chow time!” Shuiyun: Stop feeding the phoenix like it’s a baby chick! A historical fantasy yuri novel featuring the supernatural, a golden finger, and a top protagonist. “How can someone like her be the top?” X “Why is she the bottom?” A powerful couple, open ending. Theme: Look within to find your answers.