Surviving in the Animal Kingdom: Quick Transmigration

As it turns out, staying up all night writing a paper brings bad luck. One moment An Lan was watching video footage. The next, she had become part of the footage. She realized something had her dangling upside down in midair. All she could see were bushes rushing past and two furry little bundles stumbling along. From then on, there was only one thing she had to do: Survive. This story is also known as "The Years I Spent as a Lioness Leader", "How to Build a Wolf Pack", "Hey Handsome, Want to Top Up Your QB?", "An Orca, Not a Whiny Little Thing", "The Siberian Big Orange Cat’s Guide to Self-Cultivation", and "Parrots Aren’t Allowed to Become Spirits After the Founding of the Country"... [Completed] "The Years I Spent as a Lioness Leader" "The Siberian Big Orange Cat’s Guide to Self-Cultivation" "An Orca, Not a Whiny Little Thing" "Take Flight" "How to Build a Wolf Pack" "Parrots Aren’t Allowed to Become Spirits After the Founding of the Country" "Hey Handsome, Want to Top Up Your QB?" "Good Deeds for Crocodiles Lead to Leopards" "Peacocks Fly Southeast" "The Power Games of Spotted Hyenas" [Ongoing] "Song of the Elephant" Reader’s guide: 1. The little animals will not turn into humans. 2. The story centers on the heroine. The male lead appears later. 3. This synopsis was saved on January 5, 2021. Animal fiction is a genre. Coming soon "Survival in the Animal Kingdom 2", the second installment of An’an’s story "You Call This a Zoo?" Building a zoo is a hugely popular management game. Unlike other die-hard fans, Gu Xiang logs in each day to do only two things: spend money and cause trouble. Animal celebrity card pool, extinct species resurrection card pool, New Year limited prehistoric components card pool... Pull them all! Crocodile pools, big cat feeding corridors, high-altitude raptor houses, close-contact exhibits... Build them all! What Gu Xiang doesn’t know is that her zoo has already transmigrated. Later, she transmigrates too, bringing the zoo System with her. A new zoo opened in some corner of the world. Its name was plain, its appearance bizarre, and it refused to advertise, take suggestions, or behave decently. Yet visitors flocked to it. It had animal celebrities brought in from around the world to retire, as well as extinct animals revived with technology no one could explain. Ordinary visitors explored the zoo, internet celebrities livestreamed there, scholars conducted research, and teachers even held classes on the grounds... The food was expensive and terrible, every brick practically screamed “pay to win,” and yet everyone who visited still ended up with an empty wallet. People thought modern-era extinct animals were impressive enough, but then the zoo opened a prehistoric section. Visitors: “...This is ridiculous. You call this a zoo?!” Earlier work "Wilderness Challenge [General Fiction/Entertainment]", a reality show about surviving in the wilderness Theme: Every living thing is fighting to stay alive