[Feel free to let this pile up! Ji is transmigrating into the story. Chapter comments are open.]
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Ji Yun was an ordinary outdoor hiking content creator.
This time, he had come to the border to film the plateau installment of his "Crossing No-Man's-Land" series.
Seven days hiking through an uninhabited region of Tibet, covering more than a hundred kilometers.
He prepared, shouldered his pack, and set out, but ended up somewhere beyond the route.
The satellite signal failed, and the scenery changed completely.
This was a wilderness, home to beastfolk tribes.
The moment he saw someone transform into a snow leopard with his own eyes, Ji Yun realized he was no longer on Earth.
Fortunately, the tribe took him in.
And so he lit the flame of civilization here.
He planted crops, searched for salt deposits, and built things, bringing the tribe from the Stone Age into the Iron Age.
From then on, the snow leopard tribe no longer knew hunger and no longer feared winter.
Chen was the strongest beast in the snow leopard tribe. As he neared adulthood, his power became unstable, and he suddenly turned back into a cub.
The tribe leader said it was a trial from the gods for a powerful beastman.
He desperately tried to figure out how to change back, until the newly arrived sub-beastman mistook him for a cub and carried him home.
From struggling and staying guarded to growing fond and nervous,
Chen still hadn't figured out how to come clean when he suddenly turned back into an adult.
The big fluffy guy scrambled down and played pitiful: Don't kick me out of the cave!
Theme: Knowledge and hard work create a better future.
Finally I know what I almost missed hahahahahahahahahaha, it feels like I am watching Robinson Crusoe, there are relatively few conversations with the indigenous people, and there is no other storyline.
"To make a powerful sound" is a big problem for the author. It feels weird to make a sound, which is a better description of the sound.
"Run is about to run" is a big bug for the author ~ I feel like it is better to just run.
I've written down every step, but I don't feel the joy of stocking up 😂
Ah, the protagonist has been working hard and getting better bit by bit from scratch, but he doesn't feel much healing in this process. There seems to be a disconnect between the people in the tribe and the protagonist, and there isn't much of a plot. Labor has become the main task, and time flies quickly
The progress is so fast, a few months have passed
The pace is so fast, it feels like watching a Xiaohongshu video clip in double view
"Start next to it" is a big bug for the author ~ it's repeated
"Fang climbed down" is a big thorn in the side of the author - is it lying?
"I will go to the cave," and I will catch a big bug for the author ~ Reply