Crossing to Live in the Wilderness Plains

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Insectoid novel

[Transmigrated ordinary shut-in gong x volatile major shou with off-the-charts combat strength]

Chen Qi's life was as ordinary as his name. He never expected that one day he would suddenly transmigrate, and into a dangerous world of beastfolk at that. He can't hunt or transform, and his stamina is terrible. How is he supposed to survive in this dangerous beastfolk world?

The outside world is too dangerous? No problem. He'll build a house, find food, and make himself a comfortable home where he can live as a shut-in in the beastfolk tribe.

There's no tribe? No problem. They'll build one themselves.

This is the story of an ordinary person trying to make the most of every day and make his life better.

Also known as: Transmigration: Living as a Shut-In in a Beastfolk Tribe

Please read this setting carefully!!!!!!!

Beastfolk are divided into females and males. (If you really can't wrap your head around it, just think of the insectoid setting _(:з"∠)_):

[Female: Strong-built, responsible for giving birth (yes, having children), hunting, and supporting the family. They can transform to grow fur, but they don't turn into animals and still retain human features. A Ze is female.

Male: Relatively weak, unable to transform, and can only do things like gather food and care for children. This is how male beastfolk generally were before Chen Qi arrived. P.S. Chen Qi is male!!!!]

Notes:

1. This novel is a slow burn, with a strong farming-life focus and a relatively leisurely pace. It'll probably be long.

2. Gong-centric, 1v1, cozy farming life with no angst, happy ending. [Gentle, devoted beastfolk shou x ordinary shut-in gong who transmigrated]

3. The protagonist is just an ordinary person, with no golden finger. The shou dotes on the gong, and of course the gong dotes on the shou too.

4. Most of the setting is made up. Unless there are contradictions within the story, please don't view it through an overly scientific lens.

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Blurb:

Luo Zhen stood in front of a group of rickety hide tents, dressed in a rough hide skirt.

To his left was a group of dirty wild children, with runny noses, so hungry they were chewing dirt.

To his right was a group of burly men who looked ready to transform into beasts and roar at him at any moment.

In front of him stood Lu Zhan, who seemed so weak in public that he might die of illness at any moment, but could rip apart giant beasts with his bare hands in private.

Luo Zhen swallowed and had only a minute to mourn his inexplicable transmigration.

Delicate and frail Lu Zhan adjusted his tightly wrapped hide clothes.

He glanced at Luo Zhen with his beautiful, slanted peach-blossom eyes. "I'm in poor health and can't go hunting. I can't afford to support you."

Luo Zhen looked at the group of beasts to his right, who had no objection to taking him in and supporting him, then pinning him beneath them.

All he could do was promise tearfully and boldly, "It's fine. I can support you."

And so, to feed that delicate guy who could eat a whole cow in one sitting,

Luo Zhen, who in modern life had never lifted a finger around the house, began learning to hunt, build houses, forage, farm, pave roads, and build bridges in the savage tribe. He wanted to lead these savages to prosperity and a comfortable life.

But little by little, Luo Zhen realized that the primitive society he had imagined wasn't quite what it seemed.

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