From the Start, I Abandoned the Beast City, and the Evil Female Is Fought Over by Her Beast Husbands

Beast world + survival + collecting beast-husbands + crushing scumbags + subverting tropes + a delicate, ruthless, wicked beauty A wicked female scorpion from the Scorpion Tribe opened her eyes in the body of a weak rabbit woman. She’d lost her powers, her identity, and her fit, agile beast body. In their place was a delicate, sickly, slender female of the Snow Rabbit Tribe, so frail she could barely walk a few steps without panting. Her weak body had no powers or skills to speak of. All she had was a pretty face. But she had no time to grieve. What the hell was with getting dumped into the Beast Exile City from the start? The low-ranking beastmen there did nothing but fight and lust after her, going mad as they fought to claim her. With no strength to fight back, she could only cling to someone powerful, the most powerful someone she could find. Staying alive came first... The Snake Lord said, “I’m not interested in weak females.” She instinctively shook the sharp scorpion tail she’d had in her previous life, ready to get angry. Then she turned around and saw her fluffy rabbit tail swishing nonstop behind her. She: “...” The Snake Lord: “What do I do? I’m completely charmed.” Female members of the Snow Rabbit Tribe had to keep contracting beast-husbands to cultivate and awaken their powers and talents. So she was forced to play the obedient, adorable beauty, living off the Snake Lord, then conveniently and accidentally formed a contract, successfully gaining one beast-husband. But in the places the Snake Lord couldn’t see, she slaughtered exotic beasts, stabbed wicked females, and killed the wandering beasts who lusted after her. As time passed, more and more males developed designs on her, each fighting for the chance to become her beast-husband. She held up her fluffy rabbit paws and said, “My Lord Snake, for the sake of cultivating and advancing, could you be generous one more time? And one more time after that?”