Yan Sun transmigrates to the Beast World with his livestream and becomes a fluffy, round, subadult Pallas's cat who can do nothing but step on his own tail. Before he can even learn how to take human form, he is sent out on a sacrificial raft as an offering.
The good news: He finally transforms and makes it to shore.
The bad news: He lands on a deserted island.
The news that's hard to call good or bad: He fishes a... Tibetan fox out of the sea.
And so begins a fluffy livestream of surviving on a deserted island from scratch while climbing the technology tree.
This is a wondrous continent, with two suns in the sky and three seasons a year: rainy season, snowy season, and dry season, each bringing a different way of life.
Find fresh water, make stone knives, claim land, fell trees, build shelters, forage along the shore, hunt, fish, gather wild fruit, store water, fire pottery, farm, raise livestock, smelt iron, make weapons and boats, trade...
And when they need more hands, the priests send over sacrificial beasts every now and then.
Lu? Pallas's Cat? Robinson and Xing? Tibetan Fox? Crusoe eventually turn a deadly island into a powerful tribe that beastfolk both admire and fear.
Reading guide:
1. [A grumpy but adorable bottom whom everyone finds cute because he's a Pallas's cat × a cool, aloof top whom everyone thinks is up to no good because he's a Tibetan fox, just for looking at the camera]
2. A plot-driven farming story, a livestream version of Robinson Crusoe in the Beast World. But it's not just a two-person show: many companions help them climb the technology tree.
3. The livestream is for pooling ideas and providing all kinds of skills, but it isn't always right. The protagonists have to think things through themselves, so the livestream is more like another perspective.
4. The top has the standard face of a Western male model and eight-pack abs. He's not ugly, not ugly at all!
Theme: Fluff and the technology tree
