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I'm A Red Panda In A Beast World And Everyone Wants To Be My Mate!{BL}

I'm A Red Panda In A Beast World And Everyone Wants To Be My Mate!{BL}

"I just wanted to finish my shift, eat some ramen and go to sleep. Was that too much to ask?!" Neve had two goals in life: survive college and keep his part-time zoo job long enough to pay his tuition. Simple. But it was completely ruined when he saved his coworker from falling into the lion enclosure, fell in himself and died on a Thursday before he could eat his dinner. The worst part? It wasn't even supposed to be him. His coworker Rena was the one meant to fall. The one meant to come to this world. The one meant to receive the mission, the body, the whole thing. But Neve saved her. So now it was his problem. Waking up as a red panda in a beast world where nobody had ever seen a red panda before was not on his schedule. Neither was being mistaken for a female by an entire tribe including the chief. Neither was the system that showed up and handed him the most unhinged mission he had ever read in his life. {Welcome Host! Your mission — build a tribe of two hundred!} Neve grabbed a stick and started drawing recruitment plans in the dirt. Leadership structures. Resource management. He was actually proud of himself. {Clarification — the two hundred refers to litters.} The stick dropped. "LITTERS?!" {Do keep up, Host.} And as if the system wasn't already his biggest enemy, he shifted. One moment, he's a small confused red panda with no plan. Next moment, he's standing in the beast world looking like THAT. Pale skin. Black hair with red at the tips. Golden eyes. Red ears that had absolutely no business being that attractive. Suddenly every powerful, dangerous and completely unhinged beast man within breathing distance had very strong feelings about him. Neve did not build a harem. The harem built itself around him and refused to leave. . Three years later... "The litters are out!" Roan announced, wiping what was definitely not a tear from his face. "Twelve. Healthy. Beautiful. I counted twice." Aldric appeared in the doorway with a warm cloth. "How is he? Does he need anything? I made soup—" "I also made soup," Kael said quietly from the corner where he had apparently been standing for an unknown amount of time. "I made soup first," Aldric said. The door burst open. Ryken stood in the frame breathing hard as he had sprinted from the eastern border. His eyes went straight to Neve. "I came as fast as I could. Are you— is he— are they—" "Everyone is fine," Cael said from beside Neve, not looking up. Ryken sagged with relief. Then looked around at the room full of husbands competing to be the most useful and frowned. "Did I miss anything?" Vaelthorn's ancient, unbothered face shifted into something that was almost a smile from his corner. "Only one question left." He looked around the room slowly. "Whose litter is Neve producing next?" "MINE!" Every single one of them said at the same time. Neve lay back, completely surrounded as he stared at the ceiling and thought about his old life. His old job. His old stinky enclosures. 'I'd genuinely rather be back in that zoo right now.' . . He was a zookeeper. He just never expected to end up as the most protected, most fought over and most aggressively loved creature in the entire beast world. Nobody warned him that working with animals was a lifetime commitment.
LGBT+
231 Chs
System, Shut Up, It's Just a Panda!

System, Shut Up, It's Just a Panda!

​System, Shut Up, It's Just a Panda! ​ [CRITICAL ALERT! The Host has entered the forbidden lair of the THOUSAND-YEAR YIN-YANG BEAR DEMON! It is gathering Primordial Chaos Energy to execute a world-shattering calamity! Your soul is 0.0001% away from being extinguished!] ​Lu Chen stared at the flashing, blood-red holographic warning filling his vision. Then, he looked past the screen at "Fatty." ​Fatty was a three-hundred-pound giant panda currently stuck on his back in a dirt ditch, flailing his legs in the air because he was too fat to roll himself back over. ​"A world-shattering calamity?" Lu Chen sighed. "He's literally huffing because he can't scratch his own butt. Shut up, you glitching piece of junk." ​Lu Chen gave the panda a manual push onto its feet and dumped a bucket of standard zoo bamboo on its face. ​[CONGRATULATIONS! You have successfully subdued the Primordial Threat with peerless, world-defying courage! SSS-RANK REWARD DISTRIBUTED: Primordial Tyrant Physical Constitution!] ​ Lu Chen just wanted to pay his rent. Taking a low-paying junior zookeeper job at the run-down Greenwood Zoo seemed safe enough until an overly dramatic [Primordial Monster Sect Overlord System] bound to his soul. ​The problem? The system’s environmental scanning code is completely fried. To this glitched interface, a basic city zoo is an ancient, cutthroat cultivation sect, and the lazy, well-fed animals are world-ending mythological threats. ​Because the system genuinely believes Lu Chen is risking his life navigating a demonic realm, it hands out absurd, god-tier cultivation rewards for doing basic manual labor: ​Shovel wild boar manure? [Purify the Miasmic Pit of the Netherworld Pig Spirit!] Reward: Divine Physical Strength. ​ Trade an apple to a monkey for a tourist's stolen iPhone? [Suppress the Divine Vajra Monkey King!] Reward: Peerless Flash-Step Movement Techniques. ​While the system constantly screams about fractured skies and apocalyptic pressure, Lu Chen treats the epic notifications like annoying pop-up ads. He has zero desire to ascend to the heavens; he just wants to use his new god-like strength to carry heavy feed bags faster so he can slack off on his shift. ​But when the zoo accidentally goes viral online and greedy corporate real estate moguls send thugs to sabotage the enclosures, the system flags them as a "Grand Infiltration of Demonic Cultivators." ​Armed with a deeply sarcastic attitude and a pack of heavily pampered "primordial beasts," Lu Chen is about to show the world exactly what happens when you try to mess with a zookeeper's end-of-the-month bonus. ​[System:] [The heavens themselves are shaken by your absolute dominance!] [Lu Chen:] "I told you to shut up. I'm clocking out for lunch."
Urban
30 Chs
Is Mangrove a true story?
Well, Mangrove is likely based on some real-life situations or incidents, but it's possible that certain details have been modified or embellished for the sake of the narrative and artistic expression.
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2024-10-03 08:17
Is Mangrove based on a true story?
I'm not sure. It could have elements of truth mixed in with fictional elements to make for a compelling narrative.
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2024-10-09 02:13
Is 'The Mangrove' based on a true story?
I'm not sure. It depends on the specific work. Sometimes it might draw inspiration from real events, but it could also be purely fictional.
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2024-10-11 23:05
Is Small Axe Mangrove a True Story?
Yes, it is. Small Axe Mangrove is based on real events and people.
3 answers
2024-10-13 13:43
What is the 'Mangrove Real Story' about?
Well, the 'Mangrove Real Story' could cover a wide range of things. Mangroves are really interesting ecosystems. They are home to a diverse range of species. Maybe the story is about how mangroves are important for coastal protection. They can act as a buffer against storms and tsunamis, reducing the impact on the land behind them. It could also be about the role of mangroves in carbon sequestration, which is very important for the global climate. Another possibility is that it's a story about the local communities that depend on mangroves for their livelihoods, such as fishing and harvesting other resources in a sustainable way.
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2024-11-25 12:07
What are the characteristics of black mangrove in cartoon?
Black mangroves in cartoons are often depicted with thick, gnarled roots and broad leaves. They might be shown as providing a habitat for various creatures.
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2025-04-08 09:03
Is Small Axe Mangrove based on a true story?
It is indeed based on true events. The story draws from actual experiences and circumstances to bring a powerful narrative to the screen. The characters and situations are rooted in reality, giving it an authentic touch.
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2024-10-11 20:25
Who are the main characters in the 'Mangrove Real Story'?
Since I don't know the exact 'Mangrove Real Story', it could be the local fishermen who depend on the mangrove ecosystem. They would be main characters as they interact with the mangroves on a daily basis.
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2024-11-24 09:52
How to create a captivating cartoon mangrove drawing?
You need to pay attention to the shape and texture of the mangroves. Use bold lines to outline and add some vivid colors to make it stand out.
2 answers
2025-06-05 08:10
What can we learn from the true story that 'Mangrove' is based on?
We can learn the importance of standing up against injustice. The Mangrove Nine didn't accept the police harassment and false accusations passively.
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2024-11-17 21:05
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