The biggest problem when you transmigrate is having no legal identity, but Fan Xintong didn't need to worry about that. As soon as she transmigrated, she got a new identity: a useless refugee with no spirit beast.
To put food on the table, she went to test drugs for a pharmaceutical company, but ended up falling into a coma.
When she woke up, she stared at the palm-sized crab, feeling a little lost.
Was this her spirit beast? Fine, having one was better than having none.
What she didn't know was that her crab wasn't an ordinary crab at all, but an ultimate mutant with the traits of both a hermit crab and a shamefaced crab.
The hermit crab's traits meant that if she stayed in someone else's home for just a few days, she could take their house away from them.
The shamefaced crab's traits meant that whenever she went into heat, her personality changed completely. Not only would she take other people's houses, she'd also force herself on the original owners, trying to make them her captive lovers...
Cheng Zhijie had a pearl-necked dove for a spirit beast. Everyone who met him would lament that he was wonderful in every way, except that he was far too simple-hearted.
He believed the world was a beautiful place, but never dreamed that the story of the farmer and the snake would happen to him. He had only taken in a poor girl with nowhere to go, yet one thing after another was taken from him: his home, his body, and, in the end, his whole heart...
Yuan Dengyi was born with a silver spoon in his mouth, but his weak spirit beast turned him into a discarded son. He lost his right to inherit the family fortune and was sent off to the desolate city to fend for himself.
Even in disgrace, though, he was far better off than ordinary people. Even after being "exiled" to the desolate city next to a contaminated zone, he still lived in luxury, until he discovered that his most important asset, the Wuyue Hotel, had somehow become someone else's...
Uploaded on 2025.04.19
Theme: The world may kiss me with pain, but I will answer it with a song.
