Hatching Fish Eggs in the Savage Wilderness

I'm publishing two novels this month: Raising Cubs to Become the Strongest in the Wilderness and Transported to the Wilderness and Kept by a Dragon. Add them to your collection!

Here's this novel's blurb↓

Slightly dark-skinned, straightforward, cheerful, ridiculously strong wolf seme x fair-skinned, haughty merfolk heir uke with a sharp tongue and a soft heart

Chi Quan x Yu Zhou

Chi Quan wakes up one morning as a wild wolf on the Savage Continent.

The good news: wolves are one of the continent's dominant species.

The bad news: he's the last wolf.

Still, with the impressive athletic ability of a sports major, Chi Quan can hunt and survive on his own without a problem.

But Chi Quan, a friendly college guy used to living among people, is troubled by the fact that there's no one around to be his friend.

Then, during the dry season, he fishes a half-dead merfolk out of a river. The merfolk won't stop cursing at him, but Chi Quan's eyes light up. He slings him over his shoulder and runs back to his den. This is perfect! He can talk!

Yu Zhou was once the heir to the merfolk clan. He got separated from his people during their migration, and the timing couldn't have been worse: a drought unlike any in a century had just begun.

As he lies dying on the riverbed, reflecting on the short life of a fish, a wild wolf who looks like he knows how to eat fish carries him off.

Yu Zhou keeps insisting that merfolk are vicious and savage and that once he's back in the sea, he'll eat Chi Quan alive. But Chi Quan only stares at him eagerly. "Keep talking! You can even insult me! I haven't heard anyone speak in ages!"

In an attempt to make Chi Quan let him go, Yu Zhou complains that he doesn't like eating meat. Chi Quan learns how to catch fish and gets his whole coat wet.

Yu Zhou says he doesn't like living in the forest, so Chi Quan takes him on a thousand-mile journey to settle by the sea.

No matter how picky Yu Zhou gets or how much he throws a tantrum, Chi Quan just gazes at him with damp eyes.

Yu Zhou gets so angry that he ends up feeling sorry for him instead. This silly wolf is kind of pitiful.

If he'd known that feeling sorry for the wolf would result in them having a nest of little fish eggs together, he... well, he'd just have to pat Chi Quan with his tail and say, "Hurry up and come incubate the eggs!"

Chi Quan: Awooo, coming, coming, darling!

Reading Guide:

1. Both are virgins, younger seme, mpreg.

2. Don't read if it's not your thing.

3. Come read about the little wolf incubating fish eggs!

Theme: Be thorough in theory and precise in strategy. Then move forward with unwavering courage and determination, overcoming every obstacle. Success will come one day