Give Kapibala Some Love Leopard

Qiu Miao, a Buddhist college student, woke up and transformed into a capibara on the prairie. Well, that is, the capybara. As a human being, you can. It's okay to be a kapibala. Anyway, they are just lying down and waiting to die. - Kapibala is the popular king of the prairie. Emotionally stable, easy to bully, and knocked down with a push. Even the indescribable is a human delicacy to other animals. Qiu Miao's Kapibala's daily routine is to find a cool puddle to stew herself. When you go out, just order a crocodile and use it as a mount. Oh, and occasionally fly with a pelican. When he was hungry, he would nibble on some grass. The monkeys and squirrels in the trees would sometimes pick berries and feed them to him. What to do if you feel sleepy after eating? Of course, you should sleep where you eat. The small life is extremely messy and fulfilling. - Kapibala is not afraid of death. But Kapibala is also afraid of pain. After being pinned down by Leopard's furry paws for the umpteenth time, Qiu Miao couldn't run anymore. Forget it, she was too lazy to struggle. He kicked his legs, closed his eyes, and raised his head peacefully to expose his neck. "I can eat it, but be gentle." Leopard swung his big tail and licked his lips with his rough and thick tongue. Promised Kapibala: "Okay." Pick up the capibala and go back to enjoy it. The next day, Qiu Miao crawled out of the leopard's den with difficulty, holding her buttocks in tears. ... Is this how to eat it? You are not light either! Forget it, that's fine. *Being bearish on life and death, Kapibala×furry big cat Leopard Leopard *Buddhist Kapibala will breastfeed the cubs of other species. Leopard was left alone since childhood and was brought up by Kapibala's mother. *Pure animal writing, unchanged human beings *The setting of the prairie is not rigorous. There may be species unique to each continent. It can be understood as an imaginary original prairie. *Currently updated as the situation arises, and will be stably updated to completion in the future. *Copywritten on 2024.6.17 Mission: Caring for wild animals