Aren't Humans Supposed to Be So Tiny and Fierce? Beastmen Beg to Be My Pets

Su Li transmigrates to an interstellar age where beastfolk raise humans. Here, any human who is discovered can be matched with seven caretakers. Rumor has it that caretakers are all fabulously wealthy, beautiful, domestic, and powerful. They’re the dream owners of every human! But why are these seven nothing like the System said they’d be? Imperial Marshal (White Tiger): “My mistress is human? Absurd!” The Ninth Prince (Ice Phoenix): “I hear little humans are nimble-fingered. I could use a pet to groom my feathers.” Commander (Bloodthirsty Vine): “A human mistress? No thanks. She’ll only slow down my bug-killing.” The other four matches are just as disdainful. Not one of them takes Su Li seriously. Su Li: “System, get out here!” Where are those perfect caretakers you promised? System: Host, tame beastfolk to earn Pet Points and exchange them for rewards. Complete the main quest to restore humanity’s status in the interstellar world, and you can return to your original world with one billion in cash. One billion in cash! Su Li can’t say no. All she has to do is reverse the master-pet relationship, right? With her smarts, she’ll have these big shots eating out of her hand sooner or later, kneeling obediently and calling her Master. She tells her seven caretakers, “Whoever listens to me, I’ll break our match! Whoever doesn’t will end up broke and unloved!” Later… The stern, dependable Imperial Marshal: “Big sister, please, show me some love!” The proud, cocky Ninth Prince: “Mistress, did you like my dance?” The battle-obsessed Commander: “Mistress, I’m going to have your babies!”