While climbing a mountain, Bai Yi was caught in a sudden downpour. As he searched for shelter, a mudslide swept him away, and he fell off a cliff to his death. Fortunately, fate favored him, and he was reborn in a world like Blue Star with no humans.
So Bai Yi learned both good news and bad news. The good news: he was alive again and had been given a second chance. The bad news: he had become a dead leaf butterfly. (He only found this out later, not right away.)
From then on, Bai Yi began his journey in another world.
Every day, Bai Yi scrambled to find enough to eat while staying alert for predators. After dodging another attack, he reflected on his predicament and decided to build a flowery paradise of his own.
To get rich, first you need land.
After quietly surveying the territories of several prairie big shots a few times, Bai Yi boldly staked out a plot for a flower garden in the territory of a subadult leopard. Every day, he diligently gathered flower seeds and planted them.
Later, Bai Yi accidentally caught the attention of the territory's rightful owner.
Bai Yi: I'll give you nectar. Could you please let me go?
Shi Xin: But you look even more delicious to me.
Later, Bai Yi not only became a landed proprietor with his own flower garden, but also gained a leopard husband.
That counts as a different sort of winner in life, right?
There are lots of personal headcanons.
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Note: Both the gong and shou can transform into human form, becoming evolved species.
After transmigrating, the protagonist will shrink to about the size of an adult's palm, but he won't know that at first. He'll find out later while learning about the new world.
Theme: Work hard, and tomorrow will be better.