Forced to Marry on the Beast Planet, My Child and I Become the Whole Tribe’s Darlings

【A frugal, kindhearted girl versus a cold-faced Pallas’s cat】They are each other’s one and only Million-follower blogger Xin Xi wakes up as a lowborn cannon-fodder in the aftermath of an interstellar war, facing hellish odds from the start: she’s bound to an animal-person husband of low social standing, saddled with eighteen childbirth quotas, and must constantly watch out for animal-people who might lose control and transform. To escape it all, Xin Xi takes on a staggering tax bill and sows Earth seeds across a savage beast planet. Crops are common, but the Federation has no sweet, fragrant bread. Baking takes the interstellar world by storm. As a documentary-style streamer, Xin Xi puts her old skills to work filming adorable beast cubs, overturning the Federation’s mistaken ideas about animal-people, which the government has encouraged. The cuddly cubs win hearts across the internet, and the barren, remote planet breaks through its information barriers and attracts widespread attention from the outside world. Sweet corn, creamy pumpkin, pearl cherries, crystal grapes: every new crop becomes a hit. The postwar Federation hasn’t seen this much vitality in a long time, and Xin Xi’s agritourism project is fully underway. While she throws herself into marketing, the beast planet brings troubling news: more and more animal-people are losing control and transforming. The only thing that can control the transformations is the Clear Light Petal, which is difficult to cultivate and available only to the upper classes. Xin Xi starts raising bees, and people from every quarter mock her. Xin Xi just laughs. Who said she was focused on the harvest? What she wants is honey from bees that have pollinated Clear Light Petals! Xin Xi gives the nobles who looked down on her a crushing comeuppance and changes the fate of the beast planet. But something seems off about the laborer at her estate. “You’ve paid another million in taxes?” Xin Xi nods. “I signed the contract.” “You still don’t want to have children with me.” The laborer looks utterly aggrieved. Xin Xi turns to look at the catlike eyes of the person in question, closes her eyes, and says, “Fine, fine! I’ll have one...”