Good Grief! The Animals Have Turned into People!

Other people get superpowers when they come down with a fever, or learn to shuffle cards and become gambling kings. Ye San, on the other hand, sees all the animals around her as naked people. Look up at a tree, and there's a man lazily licking his paws. Look up at the sky, and a group of people are soaring through it with their arms outstretched. Look into the water, and a crowd of people are laughing and splashing as they swim. Ye San doesn't know where to look. As a seasoned old hand, Ye San just wants to live quietly as a normal person. She doesn't want to keep getting nosebleeds or styes, but reality is always cruel. She gets conned by a tacky nouveau riche and tricked into working at his mansion as the keeper of a bunch of wild animals. Rich guy: (nervously) San, take a look. Has my waist gotten thicker again? Three stupid wolves: Awoo, that leopard is so scary! He wants to eat me! qwq Alpaca: (spits) Fox: Spoil me! Leopard: (expressionless) Come here and let me lick you. Rooster: Don't eat my harem! Chick: (?Д?≡?д?)! Mom, hold me! Python: Which idiot should I swallow today? Ye San: (kneels) Let me just die quietly, please. Orz Note: 1. Ye San is the female lead, and she is a woman. 2. The story is told from the female lead's perspective. She sees what she sees. 3. The female lead can touch the human forms of animals. From a bystander's perspective, she's a lunatic. 4. The animals are human-sized and have human thoughts. They aren't that different from people. 5. This story is terrifying if you think too hard about it. It's healthier to just use your imagination. This story will be available for purchase on the 29th. I'll post 10,000 words that day. I hope you'll keep supporting me, mwah! .tdtitle{background-color:#FFAEB9;border-bottom-color:#EE1289;border-bottom-style:solid;border-bottom-width:1px;padding:3px 5px 0;}.readtd{background:#FFF5EE;border:1px solid #EE1289;}.sptd{background-color:#FFAEB9;text-align:center;}.cytable td{border:1px solid #EE1289;font-size:12px;padding:5px 3px 3px;}.cytable{background:#FFF5EE;border-collapse:collapse;}.controlbar{background-color:#FFF5EE;border:1px solid #EE1289;} Theme: