Beast Taming Begins with Understanding Birdsong

Gu Chan wakes up on the road to exile and opens her eyes to see two birds speaking human language. Wait... Transmigrating is already ridiculous, and being exiled is ridiculous too. What on earth is with birds talking like people? Later, she discovers there are even more strange things: people in this world can cultivate, and the stronger they become, the higher their status, but women aren't allowed to cultivate. Her ability to understand animal speech is also a form of cultivation. Women can't cultivate? She looks down at her chest. Then what does that make her? To avoid danger, she decides she has to hide one thing or the other: either her gender or her abilities. Later, she goes from working as a veterinarian to becoming a beast tamer, then rises from a city-level beast tamer to the royal family's chief beast tamer. She's even hailed as “the toughest man in beast taming.” Gu Chan: “...” Corporal: “Chief, when are you going to take a wife?” Gu Chan: “...” Sergeant: “Today is the new recruits' reporting day. As the toughest man on the continent, Chief, would you say a few words?” Gu Chan: “...”