The Tender Female Can Heal, and Her Beast Husbands Are Trapped in a Battlefield of Jealousy
Bai Zhaoyan died in the apocalypse and transmigrated into the body of a universally despised female in the ancient Beast World, just as she was trying to seduce the White Snake.
The original owner of the body was gluttonous and lazy, overweight and complacent, ugly in appearance, and had forcefully taken four Beast Husbands for herself.
Her leader brother felt she was a disgrace and wanted to drive her out of the tribe; no one in the entire tribe could stand the sight of her.
The System said she must successfully win over the four Beast Husbands to complete her mission, or she will die.
But the Beast Husbands loathed her to the extreme. The gloomy White Snake wanted to rip her apart, the hot-tempered Golden Tiger wanted to drown her, and the cunning Fox pushed her into a crevice, intending to let her die on her own. Only the broken Black Wolf seemed to have no killing intent towards her.
To complete her mission, Bai Zhaoyan took the initiative to get close to him, and when the other Beast Husbands saw how well she treated the Black Wolf, they actually started to get jealous.
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Bai Zhaoyan loses weight, takes care of her skin, makes paper, builds houses, and produces salt, thriving in her new life.
When she remembers her mission and turns to look, she finds that the four Beast Husbands who once loathed her have, at some unknown point, all changed their attitudes.
White Snake: "Zhaoyan, I was wrong. Please, just look at me one more time."
Black Wolf: "You were the one who took me in. You can't abandon me."
Fire Fox: "Big sister, kiss me. Big sister, hug me. Big sister, cuddle me."
Golden Tiger: "Zhaozhao, only you can soothe me. I only want you."
Not only that, but the leader of the neighboring tribe, Yao Ze, also insists on marrying her.
He Yu'an · Fantasy
Jealousy generally refers to the thoughts or feelings of insecurity, fear, and concern over a relative lack of possessions. Jealousy can consist of one or more emotions such as anger, resentment, inadequacy, helplessness or disgust.