The Little Spider's Life in Another World

[The Daily Life of a Kitten is now underway! Please add it to your favorites] Ye Pingping is a spider beastfolk cub. When she was just one month old, she was driven out to fend for herself. She can't hunt or set traps, and her life is unbearably hard. One day, while she was moving bird eggs, one suddenly cracked open, and a dripping-wet cub scrambled out. "Mama... Waaaa... I'm cold..." She was fierce. "Let go!" After finally managing to get away, she turned around and met a pair of chilly eyes. She cautiously reached out and pushed the cub back, then looked at the giant bird staring at her. "...I was just passing by. Would you believe me?" The instant the other bird pecked at her with its huge beak, she instinctively shut her eyes. But the expected pain never came. Several cubs flapped in front of her to shield her. "Don't bully our mama!" Ye Pingping: "?" She looked at the cubs who had mistaken her for their mama, then at the stern-faced bird dad. With tears in her eyes, Ye Pingping threw herself at them. "Waaaa... Mama loves you!" Waaaa, she doesn't even have a partner yet. She doesn't want to become a mama this soon! Please don't do this! Meanwhile, the bird brother who had been mistaken for the bird dad: "..." After the book moves off the new-release list, updates will be daily. Extra chapters depend on circumstances. A slice-of-life story. The male lead is basically part of the scenery. Set in another world of beastfolk. Spider beastfolk can talk and have tongues, teeth, and noses, but no fine hairs, so they're different from real-world spiders. Please don't imagine them as exactly like real spiders. My next novel is open for pre-orders: The Daily Life of a Kitten. Please visit my author page and add it to your favorites. After Ye Rongrong opened her eyes at birth, she discovered she had become a tiny, tiny tiger! It had to be because her three awful brothers had stolen her share of the nutrients while they were still in the womb, leaving her only a third of their size. Furious, she charged at them, yowling "Awooo! Awooo!" When they saw the little thing their mama had brought back for them to practice hunting on, making the same cries they did, the three little tigers looked utterly baffled. "Awooo! I'm a big tiger!" After countless hardships, Ye Rongrong finally got her brothers to understand that she was their littlest sister and they had to take good care of her. One day, the tiger beastfolk finally discovered the "tiger sister" the three little tiger brothers had been hiding. They pulled the kitten who had infiltrated the tiger tribe out with a headache and prepared to send her back to her own clan. She let out a heart-rending wail. "Waaaa... You're sending me away because I'm so malnourished, aren't you? Waaaa..." The three little tigers were teary-eyed, too: "Can't you not send our sister away? She doesn't eat much..." "I can give her some of my share of the food..." "You can't send our sister away..." The tiger beastfolk: "..." A cat that's almost as big as a little tiger, and you're telling me she's malnourished? Another pre-order novel, The Daily Life of a Little Octopus on an Island. Visit my author page to add it to your favorites. When Ye Xiaorui woke up, she realized she had become a little pink octopus! Cute as can be, clinging to a reef, and about to die of thirst. There was a wound on her body, cut by a sharp rock. A group of even tinier blue octopuses, each the size of a thumb, were curled around her tentacles, desperately sucking up water and spraying it over her to keep the sun from drying her out. Ye Xiaorui, her face covered in spit: "..." "Mama! Mama!" Ye Xiaorui: "..." As she recalled, almost all of her species were black. She was a pink oddball, so she'd been abandoned, but had somehow managed to survive until now. The three little blue octopuses were oddballs, too, and had also been abandoned. Unable to bear leaving them, she had taken them in. "Mama!" The little octopuses thought their efforts were working and sprayed even harder. Ye Xiaorui tried to hold it in, but couldn't. "...Try spitting on me again, and see what happens!" Try it, and you'll die! Theme: Stay positive even when life is hard