A Pallas's Cat's Primitive Farming Life

Wulun transmigrates into a beast world as an adopted Pallas's cat cub and is forced to drink the milk of a burly, muscular bull dad.

Trying to make the bull dad hate him, he secretly shaves patches into the bull's fur at night, turning the steady bull into a rugged, muscular man with twin ponytails.

The bull: "Come on, good cub, time to eat! Don't be shy!"

The Pallas's cat cub: "Meow, meow!"

His rebellion fails.

To avoid drinking milk, he learns to hunt.

On the first day, he fails to recognize the bull dad and dives straight into the water. The bull thinks he's hungry, so he's forced to drink milk.

On the second day, he's returned after getting stuck on a hippo's enormous butt. He's forced to drink milk.

On the third day, the Pallas's cat cub gathers his little friends to launch an attack. That day, every cub in the tribe gets a scolding and leaves tooth marks on Uncle Moose's butt.

"You mustn't eat the neighbors!"

The beasts here are all enormous, but the environment is harsh and the land is barren. To avoid drinking milk or going hungry, the soft, kitten-like Pallas's cat cub uses his fluffy little paws to dig a hole and bury the first seed he's finally managed to find.

He farms, raises livestock, and builds a sturdier shelter from the wind. Life gets better, and even the neighbor, Uncle Vulture, who used to worry about losing his feathers, grows them back and no longer has to eat carrion.

One day, the Pallas's cat cub is fretting over an egg in his arms that won't hatch. He sets his sights on the fluffy tail of the neighboring wolf king.

The wolf king often catches him tasty treats, so he's sure he'll be willing to help. The cub carries the egg in his mouth, holds his tail up, and marches off on his little paws to find him.

Pallas's cat bottom x wolf king top

No childbearing / A wild mix of terrain and species

Theme: Hard work brings a better life