A clumsy, tender-hearted gray wolf gong x a carefree, straight-as-an-arrow snow fox shou
Chu Ming came down with a high fever just as he started his internship in traditional Chinese medicine. The fever burned right through him and sent him to a beast world where men could give birth, shattering his worldview.
But... as a modern man from the twenty-first century, how could he possibly have children with another man? Impossible. Absolutely impossible!
Besides, having children could wait. His top priority was finding his family: fulfilling the original owner's wish by searching for his missing parents, and seeing if he could swap souls and return to his proper life.
But before he could search for his family, he had to recover from his injuries.
While recuperating, Chu Ming discovered just how far behind the tribe was. Unable to bear seeing the beastmen who treated him so sincerely struggle so much, he began teaching them how to fish for themselves.
As time passed, his injuries healed, and he had everything prepared for his journey to find his family. But the more time went by, the more reluctant he was to leave.
Especially reluctant to leave the obedient big gray wolf who had always stayed by his side.
Note:
1. Cang Ye is the gong and Chu Ming is the shou. They stay together, with no role reversal. Both remain pure.
2. A slice-of-life story about daily life in a beast world. The plot is not very dramatic, leaning toward a slow and steady pace, with cooking and farming. This is my first time trying this, so it may not be very well written. Cang Ye is based on a North American gray wolf, while Chu Ming is based on an Arctic fox.
3. After two or three years away, the author is back to get some practice. My writing and storytelling are still pretty poor, so please be understanding.
4. The story is set to update automatically every day at 9 p.m.
5. The entire story adheres to the core values of socialism.
Theme: Move forward together with you
What is the salary for a paid internship?