A Handbook for Raising Snakes in the Wilderness

Bonus extra chapter x1, now posted~ My next books are "Stranded in the Wilderness, Hatching Fish Eggs" and "The Weird God Should Wear a Little Skirt." Their blurbs are the first and second books on my author page. Also check out my buddy's spin-off, with a male lead: "[I'm the Only One] Xiao Cheng, You Were Born to Be a Miner!" Feel free to add them to your collections. Come join the fun~ The blurb for this book is below~ Small, vegetarian, sunny, loyal-dog ring snake gong x peacock-like giant carnivorous bird clan leader shou Guan Nan x Juno After transmigrating to a savage continent, Guan Nan became a small ring snake that could only eat plants, the easiest prey for other species to hunt. Even though he was highly venomous, his poison acted too slowly. By the time the predator succumbed, Guan Nan would already have been digested. Guan Nan was careful to stay alive, terrified of becoming someone's food, but trouble still found him. One day, as Guan Nan coiled around a tree and picked fruit with his tail, a huge winged birdman came crashing down from the sky and nearly turned him into snake mush. The birdman looked like a good person, and maybe Guan Nan could get a meal out of him, so he decided to save him. Only later did he learn that this man was a natural enemy of ring snakes, the leader of the carnivorous bird clan. Guan Nan: ...Crap. (The plant.) Juno was ambushed by his enemies while hunting and left gravely wounded, on the brink of death. A vegetarian ring snake saved him, and to repay the favor, he decided not to eat the tasty-looking little snack. He even promised to find him a home. After discovering that the carnivorous bird clan was far more terrifying than Juno, Guan Nan decided to cling to the clan leader's protection. As for ending up in the clan leader's nest, Guan Nan insisted it was purely an accident. Juno, who got slept with by his food: ... Juno thought he'd taken in an ungrateful snake, until one day the little ring snake snuck alone into enemy territory and dragged back the enemy he'd poisoned to death. The battered little snake coiled around Juno's wrist and flicked his tail. "Juno, Juno, can I sleep with you tonight?" After that... Everyone knew Juno had a little snake who loved to act cute but was a ruthless killer. A vegetarian one. Reader's Guide: 1. Snake gong, bird shou. 2. There will be eggs, which might be bird eggs or snake eggs. Either way, there will be eggs. 3. The gong is no pushover, in any way. They dote on each other, and both are virgins. Theme: A brighter future awaits those who rise again from adversity.