Yeye Farms in the Beast World

Liang Ye is a serious plushie addict. Whenever working overtime makes him want to die, he keeps himself going by virtually cuddling fluffy animals. But then he kicks the bucket.

When he opens his eyes, an enormous wolf's head is right in front of him, its warm, wet tongue tasting him all over. Liang Ye nearly dies a second time.

This world is full of dangers, where people eat raw meat and drink blood, and the slightest mistake can cost you your life. But... that doesn't matter.

Liang Ye looks himself over again and again: his pink little paw pads, his snowy-white fluffy fur, his naturally upturned mouth, and his soft, floppy triangular ears twitching.

Thank goodness, he's a Samoyed! Time to get a billion cuddles in!

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The young Wolf King, Shan Cang, has been rather troubled lately.

He unexpectedly picked up a white wolf cub and had no choice but to become a dad. Gradually, things started to go wrong.

The proud and aloof wolf clan should always maintain a dignified, solemn air.

But his cub's little tail wags like crazy all day, especially when he's looking at Shan Cang.

The mighty wolf clan should be decisive and kill with a single strike.

But his cub swings his little paw as hard as he can, misses the butterfly, and falls right onto his bottom.

The wise wolf clan should know how to communicate through howls.

But his cub, fierce as can be, goes, "Woof!"

Shan Cang: "..."

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Liang Ye feels like he's gone to heaven. Every day, he's buried in a pile of fluff, cuddling the little black wolves, then the little gray wolves, and continuing with the Wolf King when he gets home.

Until one day, a piece of tough animal meat makes him crack a tooth.

Liang Ye: "..."

Time to make a fire and cook!

Make tools, clear fields and farm, cultivate better seeds, raise livestock...

To keep his one and only mouth well fed, Liang Ye does everything he can. He gets a little carried away and accidentally works his way onto the altar.

Beastfolk from all over come to worship the omnipotent God Ye Ye.

Liang Ye stares blankly at the composed big wolf. What should he do?

The big wolf says, "You didn't wag your tail at me today."

The Samoyed instantly tucks his still-sore tail between his legs and bolts. "I was born not to wag my tail!"

Reading guide: 1. The protagonists will not have children.

2. They only have each other.

Theme: Life can be stressful, so take a short break and enjoy the scenery along the way. You may find something unexpected.