Farming and Building in the Beast World

Mu Baibai fell asleep the night before hugging her pillow and drooling. When she woke up, she was clinging to a tree branch high up in a tree, with a Hopeful Homeland System in her possession.

The Homeland System is thoughtful, teaching her how to build from scratch and letting her choose from all kinds of architectural styles.

The pretty little villa in the preview made Mu Baibai's eyes turn green with envy. She couldn't wait to find a tribe and put her skills to work.

But full of enthusiasm, Mu Baibai climbed down from the tree and immediately got lost in the jungle. The little white snake she'd been keeping as a pet transformed into a handsome young man wrapped in animal skins and led her back to the tribe.

These primitive people aren't human at all. They're beastfolk who can transform!

This tribe is so shabby. They call a few animal skins thrown over a frame a house!

Help! The beastfolk here are terrifying. They hunt prehistoric monsters!

To complete her System's tasks and move into a little villa as soon as possible, Mu Baibai works on construction projects in the beastfolk tribe every day, constantly on edge and afraid one of them will get hungry and eat her as a snack.

Then one day, Mu Baibai turns into a chubby little hamster.

Mu Baibai: !!!

Mu Baibai: So I'm not human either!

Later, the white hamster gets dark circles around her eyes and turns into a little panda.

The little tribe becomes the sacred city every beastfolk on the continent dreams of visiting.

And the pet snake with four little paws becomes the Dragon Totem.

This is the story of a silly panda who thinks she's a little hamster, raises a baby dragon in a primitive world, and builds a home along the way.

The heroine's golden finger is outrageously powerful. Please don't try to relate this cute story to real life!

A heroine who plays the fool while outsmarting others vs. a gloomy, jealous puppy-boy.

Theme: Perseverance leads to success.