Three young cadets from a military academy accidentally fall into a sinkhole while carrying out a field assignment in a dense forest, and end up in a primitive world inhabited by beastfolk. While being chased through the woods by wild beasts, they are rescued by three "disabled" beastfolk and taken back to their tribe.
Unable to find a way home right away, and with the customs of the beastfolk tribe to contend with, the three make a temporary arrangement to live alongside the beastfolk. With their help, the tribe's standard of living improves dramatically, and the three "disabled" beastfolk, who had been shunned and forced to struggle through life, see their fates change...
P.S. Three couples: innocent and guileless gong x cheerful, lucky shou; cool and gentle gong x tsundere, sharp-tongued shou; sunny and noble gong x mild-mannered, talented shou.
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Why aren't they using quotation marks? Or are they not communicating verbally? It's a bit strange. Is it brainwaves?
The three submissives have delivered themselves into the wolf's den (￣y▽￣)~* *covering mouth and chuckling*
First of all, I haven't read the story yet, but I really clicked on it because of the title. I was thinking that even JJ (a Chinese online literature platform) has three-person relationships, but when I clicked in, it turned out to be three couples!?(???)? Elegant
The punctuation marks are a bit hard to read.
It looks good, I like it ^_^
Author, why are there no quotation marks in your sentences? It looks so awkward.
The little angels are so cute! I feel like the little winged tiger's red eyes are perfect for a cunning, scheming character.
Haha, so beautiful! [Orange candy emoji] I'm totally shipping them!
Besides the six main characters, could you give the other characters names?
I didn't read the copy carefully; I'm not used to this kind of thing.