The Villainous Female Digs for Treasure and Raises Cubs, While Top Beast Husbands Fight to Be Their Dad

Yu Jiaojiao’s boyfriend threatens her with his life, forcing her to lead him across the deadly Aotai Line. Then he pushes her off a cliff, leaving no trace of her remains. When she opens her eyes again, she’s a dim-witted, wicked female in a remote mountain tribe on Snowstar, with five little cubs in tow! Luckily, after arriving here, she binds to a “Mountain-Crossing” System. Every time she completes a crossing mission, countless treasures appear in the snowy mountains. The System also tells her that these children had miserable childhoods and will become villains when they grow up, only to be killed by the protagonist and left without a complete corpse. Looking at the pitiful little cubs in front of her, so skinny they’re practically skin and bones, Jiaojiao’s heart aches. She has to survive in this world anyway, and raising cubs just means a few extra mouths to feed. So she climbs mountains and digs for treasure every day, gradually raising the little ones until their coats are glossy and gleaming. As time goes by, word spreads online that the Snowstar Mountains are full of treasures. Many beastkin and gifted adventurers flock there, ready to challenge nature’s sacred mountains. Among them, she even spots quite a few familiar faces: Why does the cool, noble wolf prince look exactly like her eldest and second cubs? Why does the carefree white dragon who lives in seclusion specifically want her third cub as his heir? Why is the handsome, wealthy black-feathered spirit bird hiding in her pigpen, trying to steal her fourth cub? And why is that refined, gentle merman holding on to her youngest cub’s hand and refusing to let go? Jiaojiao’s beast husbands keep piling up, but the dim-witted fox who climbs mountains with her every day, her childhood sweetheart, isn’t happy about it. With red eyes, he begs for sympathy: “I was here first. Jiaojiao, I want to have a baby with you too!”