Whose Heroine Is a Wild Yak!

In her senior year of high school, when she was most sleep-deprived, Jiang Ying overslept... And fell asleep into another world. On the classroom bulletin board: "The world is uncertain, you and I are both dark horses" are still in front of our eyes. Jiang Ying looked at the endless wilderness in front of her and thought: "Oh Mo, teacher, I am not a dark horse, I am a black cow!" Jiang Ying transformed into a wild yak calf on the plateau. It has a round head, a wide mouth, a fat and round body, and four calf legs like strong little pillars. It looks very cute, but it's a pity that it has no parents and is a little orphan cow. The herdsman grandmother picked her up and fed her with her grandson's bottle. In order to compete for the only milk bottle in the family, Jiang Ying often fought with her little grandson with plateau red hair. As soon as I found myself a long-term meal ticket dairy mother, I received a notice from the management department that wild yaks are a national first-level protected animal and private breeding is prohibited. Jiang Ying, who got along well with the herdsmen: "Hey, people! Are you polite?" The good news is that Jiang Ying is still young and will not be exiled to the wilderness for the time being. After leaving the herdsmen's homes, you can continue to live at the patrol station. Before the cow arrived at the patrol station, he picked up a tattered puppy. The puppy had a rough life, and later Jiang Ying found out that it was a braided dog that ate from the public family. One day, Jiang Ying heard the little animals in the wilderness whispering about her puppy, and gave him the nickname "Wild God of War." Jiang Ying found it funny. Her "following dog", a jealous monster who would bury his head in a hole in the soil, had nothing to do with such a mighty name as "God of War", right? In the wind blowing from the wilderness, Jiang Ying smelled a familiar smell. Looking back, she saw a big dog running in her direction. After being with him for hundreds of days and nights, his eyes have become sharp, his forehead is wide and his head is square, and he is not angry and proud. He is no longer the shabby puppy he once was. Jiang Ying felt a strong sense of pride in her heart: I really raised the puppy well. This article is also called: "The Days I Picked Up Rags in the Wilderness" Pick up a broken puppy and raise it. Picked up an orphan baby Tibetan antelope and raised it. Pick up the wolf cub from the Wolf King's family and raise it. Picking up a yak king weighing up to one ton, Jiang Ying said: "We can't afford to feed this one." He muttered: "Give him a haircut and let him go." Then the Ox King got a dog-gnawed bangs look. Jiang Ying stammered: "You, you shouldn't have the need to look in the mirror recently, right?" The Ox King was very satisfied: his bangs finally stopped blocking his eyes. Reading guide: 1. It's not purely an animal novel, the two-legged beasts at the patrol station are also very cute. 2. The supporting character has a knife, so please enter with caution. 3. The heroine will never become human again. 4. For the heroine, there is pain but also growth and warmth. The ending should be considered HE. 5. In order to distinguish gender, all animals in this article are referred to as "he" or "she". 6. The original copy has been modified. 7. It's a long reading guide. It will be updated before 9 o'clock every night. I wish everyone a happy reading. Purpose: The earth belongs to more than just humans