A Kitten's Daily Survival

[New story is now available. Visit my author page to add it to your reading list.] When Ye Rongrong opens her eyes after birth, she discovers she's a teeny, tiny tiger cub! She must have had all the nourishment stolen by her three mean older brothers while she was still in her mother's belly, leaving her only a third of their size. Furious, she lets them have it with a series of "roars" and "roars." The three tiger cubs stare at the little thing their mother brought back for them to practice hunting on. It makes the same sounds they do, and they have no idea what's going on. "Roar! I'm a mighty tiger!" After countless hardships, Ye Rongrong finally manages to make her brothers understand that she's their youngest sister and they have to take good care of her. One day, the tiger tribe's beastfolk finally discover the "tiger sister" hidden by the three tiger cubs. With a headache, they pull the little cat who has snuck into the tiger tribe out and prepare to return her to her own clan. She lets out a heart-stopping wail: "Waaah... You're sending me away because I'm so undernourished, waaah..." The three tiger cubs' eyes fill with tears too: "Can you please not send our sister away? She doesn't eat much..." "We can give her some of our food..." "You can't send our sister away..." The tiger tribe's beastfolk: "..." That cat is almost as big as a tiger cub, and you're telling me she's undernourished? Thanks to Bishui for the cover art~ Beastfolk setting, beastfolk setting, beastfolk setting. The main characters are a spirit-cat beastfolk girl and tiger-tribe beastfolk. The story takes place at the very beginning of tribal society, and the characters will take human form later. [Important note: This is a beastfolk setting. Is it possible the tiger tribe is a small tribe? The characters will take human form later.] New story now available: A Little Something for the Farm Girl. Visit my author page to add it to your reading list. Her father is dead, her mother is missing, and after a year of severe drought, Ye Taotao escapes with her child husband before her relatives can sell her. She struggles to survive in a chaotic world. Only after her child husband falls gravely ill and the person who's taken over his body says the word "transmigrator" does Ye Taotao remember everything. Ye Taotao is a transmigrator with a farming pocket dimension. Her father is the real heir in a story about a true and fake heir, and her mother is the beloved in a story about a replacement for the white moonlight. But she didn't remember any of that before. Now she's using her farming pocket dimension to play at being a goddess, and she's even joined a huge rebel army as their lucky mascot. What should she do?! Coming Soon: The Little Fox Who Became Emergency Rations After Being Captured, Please Add It to Your Reading List Winter is bitterly cold, and food is scarce. In her third year after transmigrating to the beastfolk world, Ye Tongtong, who can't transform, is captured by the tiger tribe. She's a little fox cub, aka emergency rations. She's tossed in with the tiger cubs so they can practice tearing apart and hunting their prey. They're a bunch of kitten-sized tiger cubs. Ye Tongtong: I can do this! The tiger tribe is busy storing food. Every day, they check in with the cubs, then head right back out to hunt. To survive, Ye Tongtong has no choice but to hand over the food she's painstakingly gathered. The cubs are so adorable that she can't help feeding them. At last, the busy adult beastfolk come over and stare in shock. "Where did this bunch of piglets in fur coats come from?" The cubs, now twice as chubby: "Roar?" The adult beastfolk: "...?" Hiding behind the tiger-pig cubs, Ye Tongtong lifts her chin and smiles silently, keeping her good deed to herself. Theme: Darkness will pass in the end. Perseverance is the only path to victory.