I've started a new story next door, a space-set ABO novel called Edible Gold. Updates begin in August, so feel free to add it to your collection~ In this primitive, mysterious world of beastmen, giant beasts attack and danger lurks everywhere. The tribes are locked in irreconcilable conflict. How can Gao Zhige, who came from another world, survive in this primeval forest, claim the legendary throne of the jungle, and find her way home? The lion asks awkwardly, "Gao, you won't leave me, will you?"
"Mm!" Gao Zhige replies patiently. "Look, you're the first person I met after coming here. My backpack, pottery bowls, and jars are all in your cave. I even built a little leaf hut over there. I still haven't finished my stove, and I still have to make you some clothes... So I'm not leaving you."
In short, it's a farming story about Gao Zhige and her beastman girlfriend. One more thing: the details of the setting may not be perfect, and there may be plot holes. Please overlook them when reading and just think of them as serving the story...
Since this is set in a primitive society, the tribes are still in the hunting-and-gathering stage. After the heroine travels there, she has no choice but to live in that primitive way if she wants to survive. Strictly speaking, the bodies of modern humans are no longer suited to surviving in the wild. Germs and viruses can enter the body in all sorts of ways, while the body may not be able to fight them off. But the heroine has the protagonist's halo, and I'll protect her, so whatever illness she catches, she'll definitely recover. So in real life, don't try eating wild game out of curiosity or for the novelty.
I hope everyone stays safe and well during this pandemic.
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Ah, I thought Meng Luo would travel through the past and live with them. If he has enough material conditions, he would prefer modern life. After all, the primitive world is too dangerous, and Meng Luo has nothing to worry about there.
I was caught off guard and finished reading... Bite... Are you trying to break apart the word "bite"~
A bunch of villains, none of them are dead. I don't know what the author wants to do. I don't want to give him a happy one.
If you didn't mean to kill Meng Lie, why did you let him go again? Can this author speak with some integrity like a human being?
Isn't it the author's own assumption that the blood relationship between father and son is shallow? Why is it constantly emphasized that the head lion is Mengli's father? If you want to improve Meng Lie's status, why don't you just say that he has a very close relationship with his father? This statement makes it sound like Meng Lie is the crown prince. In fact, lions don't favor sons over daughters just like people because of the gender of their children, right?
Woooooooooooooo finally
I hope they are all happy.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! Gao Zhige won't leave like this, right?
So a real orc has the advantages of both animal form and human form?
Hahahahahahahahahahaha "bite"