A cold, handsome black lion clan leader gong x a gentle, strong transmigrated shou who loves farming
Ci Ye transmigrates to the beast world, bringing along the System from his game. With adorable pets at his side, he accidentally picks up a black lion and an entire tribe, becoming the shaman of a beastfolk tribe.
Before long:
The tale of the Monkey King and the Lion King begins to spread, and a fascinating game of beast chess takes the tribe by storm.
A fireplace and lanterns are installed at home. A mushroom tree is shooting out spores, and glowing spores are floating everywhere... Shh! Hide one secretly inside the lampshade!
Adorable, timid flying squirrels live on the backs of elephants, wandering along with the herds.
Fierce, savage beasts lurk, waiting for a chance to strike. Danger is everywhere.
The Hundred Birds tribe are traveling merchants, and news of trade across the river reaches the Thousand Lakes market.
As the herds begin to migrate, a magnificent world gradually unfolds...
Map to explore:
The Beast God, divine punishment, the poisonous Purple Marsh, basin salt lakes, mushroom jungles, the snowy sacred mountains, the Thousand Lakes Plain...
The Silver Wolf herd, the Great Roar tribe, the Wandering Turtle tribe, the Earth Dragon tribe, the Hundred Birds tribe, the Forsaken Land...
Unlock the tech tree:
Bamboo baskets, pottery, wells, fishing nets, candles, lanterns, mushroom streetlights, sailboats...
Farming, animal domestication, salt making, house building, weaving, brewing, growing colorful rice, building a city...
Coming soon: Detective in a Strange World, a Western fantasy novel featuring fragmentary-chronicle dungeons, real-world crime solving, a touch of Gothic style, eerie mysteries, and Western witchcraft.
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An elegant, neurotic nobleman gong x a calm, celibate detective shou
He opens his eyes to a blood-red banquet where the Grim Reaper has already paid a visit, and Heath discovers that he has no breath or heartbeat. Like a puppet controlled by golden threads, he moves his stiff body and begins fleeing the collapsing Usher House.
The nights in Serodo are always filled with absurd, shuddering shadows, mixed with hysterical screams and bloodcurdling sobs. Heath knows this city is not as peaceful as it appears.
By day, it's a newspaper office; by night, it's also a vast supernatural organization. The man who appears to be a nobleman is, inside, an absolute lunatic.
Before he can investigate the truth behind his death, he is swept up in a series of strange, mysterious events:
Twins are imprisoned in a tower, shattered bones buried beneath the riverbank; a weeping queen cuts off her golden hair, sews a shroud, and places it in a golden casket.
Where does a homeless boy hide? Roses bloom in more than just the branches; thorns pierce the voiceless nightingale. Listen! Who is singing that mournful song...
Lately, Heath has noticed that a white cat is always crouched on the roof of the house across the way, a black crow keeps perching in the plane tree outside his window, and a blue rose keeps appearing in the mailbox at his door.
"Look, trouble has come knocking again." Heath shakes his head helplessly, unsure who he's talking to.
The curtains are tugged, a little vase is knocked onto the floor, and indistinct buzzing whispers fill the air. The entire office has come to life...
Theme: Build a wonderful pastoral life with your own hands, and lead the beastfolk to prosperity and a better life.
They are all so sweet, why is there no main character?
Why didn't we write a side story for the main character? There are relatively few emotional lines written in the first place. Isn't it good to have a side story to reinforce it?
Suspected of spoilers, don't read. But this is definitely an article worth reading~ I have read many orc farming articles since I was in junior high school. This is one of the best ones I think so far. There is another one that I really can't remember the name of, but the life of the orcs depicted in this book is my favorite. The descriptions of the large group portraits are awesome, and each character has his or her own characteristics. This is the article that I remember the most about the names of the supporting characters so far. The gentle Ciye, the brave Obsidian, the silly Dajin and his beloved wife Mona, and the lovely sweet horse Ahua He Yunying, happy enemies Guli and Kanazawa, heartbroken old father Cuba, beauty-loving Jingkong, infrastructure expert Dashi, craftsman Fengka... Including other beast tribes depicted in great detail, birds and beasts, tribes on the Elephant Mountain, tribes on the Monkey Mountain... Everyone gets along in a particularly harmonious and friendly manner. There are no vicious people. Everyone has a kind heart and gets along with everyone. This is why I loved reading Zhong Tian Wen in the first place. I like to read this kind of simple relationship between people the most. What surprises me most is that Ciye brings not only wealth but also moral education. When I saw the large text, I felt particularly picturesque, just like scenes in Hayao Miyazaki's animated movies, like summer fairy tales. It can be said that it depicts my ideal communist society, where beauty and beauty are shared, and the world is unified. There may still be some loopholes in the logic of the article, and some parts are not very clear. However, the excellent writing style, high emotional intelligence (in the matter of accepting the Fox tribe), and the fairy tale-like and beautiful interpersonal relationships in your writing make up for these shortcomings. The more I read about it, the more I don't want it to end. I really hope I can keep writing T^T This is the first time I've read all about orcs in all the years I've been reading in Jinjiang. It's also the first time I've written a long review. Maybe it's not very good, but I sincerely hope you can write more articles of this type. T^T
What a heart-warming story. There are no villains or tribal conflicts. Everyone works hard together, helps each other, and makes progress together. It's very relaxing to watch.
A holy place! Can outsiders come in at will?!
Happy Mid-Autumn Festival~o(^^o)
Why is there no extra story about Ci Ye and Obsidian?
Aaa is over?(?`?*)Sahuahua?(?`?*)?(?`?*)?(?`?*)
I'm here to write a book review again! First of all, there are some logical loopholes in this article, such as digging a well, but for me personally, I like this article very much. I have read some other writers who wrote about the world of beasts. They wrote a feeling that they are very intrigues, but the author of this book has a very thorough thought. In the world of beasts, in an era where people don't even have enough to eat, and they don't know whether they live or die, everyone's thoughts are generally very simple. , Every character in this article is very kind and simple, just like the whole story of Little Angels, and the story line develops relatively quickly, which is more satisfying for people like me who like to read about infrastructure. Some large articles are very long, which may be like the trick of flowing water. , But I don't like it very much. Friends who like a faster pace can read this article. The protagonist's emotional line may be a little less, and those who focus on the protagonist's emotions may be a little tired. The article is more of a fairy tale type, and if you have a better imagination, it is very beautiful to read the description of what the house will look like after it is completed. Four stars for this article!
When I see this, I really hope it never ends.