Petting Big Cats in the Beast World (Farming)

CP: transmigrated modern man x childhood friend little tiger Gu Li transmigrates to a world of beastfolk, where all men can transform into beasts, except him. As the tribe's only male sub-beastfolk, he can only gather alongside the women of the tribe. His parents worry about finding him a mate, but Gu Li thinks things are just fine. Raising livestock, farming, making pottery, and weaving: even without the ability to transform, he can still thrive. When disaster strikes, Gu Li leads the tribe to relocate and rebuild their home. Although he repeatedly insists that he cannot perform shamanistic rituals, the tribe still honors him as their shaman. Well, all right. The only thing Gu Li isn't happy about is that the little white tiger who grew up with him is a dense, straight-laced guy. After someone misunderstands their relationship, the tiger starts keeping his distance, even though Gu Li already cleared things up! Bei Yang was born with unusual coloring and was a loner as a child. Gu Li was the only one who liked playing with him, touching his ears and grooming his fur. In Bei Yang's heart, they had long since become mates, but Gu Li personally denied their relationship. He denied it while still getting close to him without restraint. Bei Yang could take no more. He drove away everyone who came to court him, then pulled Gu Li into his arms and declared his claim. Only then did Gu Li realize: was he the straight one all along? Primitive-era farming, beastfolk world, contains original worldbuilding, no childbirth *Pre-release: Tailoring in Ancient Times Ye Tao is a lazy college student who never lifts a finger. His only hobby is making clothes for dolls and earning a little pocket money on the side. Fate is cruel, and he transmigrates. With no possessions, no knowledge of farming, and no strength for hard labor, he is turned away by the employment broker, who sighs and finds him someone to support him. This benefactor is a little younger than Ye Tao, looks perfectly respectable, and is a once-in-a-century cheapskate. What a coincidence: Ye Tao is one too. Living in the city means spending money on everything, from food and firewood to using the toilet and taking a bath. Ye Tao has no choice but to take up... half of his old trade again and make clothes for people. He has barely made a couple of ready-to-wear outfits, but has taken on plenty of odd jobs. After going to great lengths to save enough money to register as a resident, he finds that his benefactor still won't let him go. The man dumps a jingling purse of money right in front of him. Ye Tao glares at him.