Chapter Summaries

Su Qiao rejected Roland’s attempts to bargain for her belongings and leave the tribe, then frightened her by pretending she did not know how to use a gun. The chapter ended with Roland sweating as Su Qiao continued to toy with the weapon.

• Roland offered to trade for what she wanted, but Su Qiao claimed she wanted nothing and dismissed Xize as unworthy.
• Roland offered to return Xize, then demanded her belongings and threatened to keep pestering Su Qiao.
• Su Qiao denied having Roland’s things and said Roland could leave the tribe if she wanted.
• Su Qiao drew Roland’s gun and pretended to ask how to use it, keeping the muzzle pointed at her.
• Roland grew frightened as Su Qiao examined the gun and noticed its parts.

Su Qiao frightened Roland with the weapon, then left to look for her missing mate. On the way, she confronted tribe members who blamed her for driving Roland away and threatened them when they blocked her path.

• Su Qiao teased Roland by asking her to help test the weapon, and Roland fled in fear.
• Su Qiao returned to her cave, bathed, ate roasted meat, and processed medicinal herbs.
• Worried that her mate had not returned, Su Qiao asked Xiao Si to find him and headed out to search nearby.
• Two Female Beastmen and several Beastmen accused Su Qiao of bullying Roland and demanded that Roland stay.
• Su Qiao shoved one Female Beastman aside, kicked a Beastman who confronted her, and warned the group not to bother her unless they wanted to challenge her.

Su Qiao brushed off the beastmen who had confronted her, then returned to her cave with Han, who had come back carrying a basket. The others worried that Han might transform after his next attempt, while Su Qiao discovered that he had brought her five unfamiliar yellow fruits.

• Su Qiao left after insulting the beastmen who had followed Xize, and they were too afraid to stop her.
• Han returned and confronted the beastmen before following Su Qiao to her cave with a basket.
• The beastmen worried that Han might successfully transform, while 444 realized Roland had used them to cause trouble.
• Han gave Su Qiao five fist-sized yellow fruits, and she examined them as unfamiliar food.

Su Qiao shared a solar-powered phone containing valuable knowledge with Han after they ate spirit fruits. Han realized it was the item Roland had demanded back, and Su Qiao explained how much useful information it held, leaving him wondering why she was showing it to him.

• Han told Su Qiao he had picked the fruit on the way, and she recognized it as a spirit fruit.
• Su Qiao urged Han to eat two spirit fruits, saying they would help with his transformation.
• Su Qiao brought Han into her cave, asked 444 to watch the entrance, and took out her phone.
• Han was startled when Su Qiao turned on the phone and showed him an animated cartoon.
• Han realized the phone was what Roland had demanded back and asked whether Su Qiao had learned healing from it.
• Su Qiao described the phone’s many practical teachings, and Han asked why she was showing it to him.

Su Qiao showed Han the phone’s medical videos and argued that Roland was deceiving the tribe, not acting as the Beast God’s emissary. The next morning, Su Qiao and Han hid near the tribe to follow Xize, Roland, and the hunting party, and Su Qiao jumped onto Han’s back when he refused to carry her.

• Su Qiao showed Han the phone’s videos about medicinal herbs and treatments, and Han wondered whether Roland had been sent by the Beast God.
• Su Qiao argued that Roland was manipulating the tribe and denied that her hostility toward Roland had anything to do with Xize.
• Han said he had missed seeing Su Qiao fight Xize, and Su Qiao bragged about how impressive she had been.
• The next morning, Su Qiao and Han hid near the tribe and waited for Xize, Roland, and the hunting party to pass.
• Su Qiao urged Han to carry her so they could catch up, then leaped onto his back when he refused.

Su Qiao rode on Han’s back as they caught up with Xize’s group and spread her odorless Beast-Attracting Powder along their path. She justified targeting the group by warning Han that Roland would turn the Wolf Clan against itself, and the chapter left them anticipating a rebellion.

• Su Qiao climbed onto Han’s back and insisted that he carry her into the woods.
• Su Qiao and Han caught up with Xize’s group, and she scattered her Beast-Attracting Powder along the road ahead of them.
• Han questioned Su Qiao’s actions because he believed the other tribe members were innocent.
• Su Qiao recalled the group’s past crimes and argued that they had betrayed the Wolf Clan’s loyalty.
• Su Qiao warned Han that Roland would incite the group to rebel and bring about the Wolf Clan’s destruction.

Su Qiao convinced Han that Roland planned to use the Wolf Clan Tribe to conquer the continent, and he agreed she had to be dealt with. After returning to the tribe, they learned that Xize and the other hunters had encountered another Beast Tide, while Roland treated the wounded.

• Su Qiao told Han that Roland wanted to rule the continent and was only helping the Wolf Clan Tribe to gain its trust.
• Han agreed that Roland was a threat to the tribe, and he carried Su Qiao into the woods to hunt and gather supplies.
• After Su Qiao returned to the tribe, a commotion in the square revealed that Xize and several beastmen had been injured by a Beast Tide.
• Roland helped Wizard Yi treat the wounded, earning their gratitude for her medical skills.
• Su Qiao mocked the tribe for sending a Female Beastman out hunting.

After another Beast Tide injured members of the Wolf Clan Tribe, Su Qiao accused Roland of causing it and questioned why she remained with the tribe. Wizard Yi called Su Qiao to help the injured and urged Roland to stay out of the dangerous forest, while Shi backed Su Qiao’s challenge.

• Roland suspected Su Qiao had caused the Beast Tide, but Su Qiao challenged her and denied any guilt.
• Shi’s mother and Su Qiao suggested Roland had staged the incident, and the clan members looked at Roland with suspicion.
• Roland confronted Su Qiao, who questioned her motives for clinging to the Wolf Clan Tribe.
• Wizard Yi sent Su Qiao to help the injured and told Roland not to join future trips into the forest.
• A young Female Beastman urged Roland to remain safely in the tribe, and Shi supported Su Qiao’s claim that the Wolf Clan Tribe was not so weak.

Su Qiao blamed Roland for the hunting party’s injuries after she had gone off to gather herbs during the Beast Tide. Xize struggled to defend Roland as the injured beastmen and their families turned against her and grew resentful of him.

• Shi’s father and other beastmen criticized Xize for allowing Roland to join the hunt, while Xize recalled that she had insisted on going.
• Su Qiao told the witch doctor she had brought herbs, then accused Roland of delaying the hunting party and causing its members to be injured while rescuing her.
• Su Qiao reminded the tribe that the beastmen had been hurt protecting Roland, and Xize could not deny that they had gone to save her.
• Su Qiao treated an injured beastman and pointed out that serious injuries could leave warriors crippled, deepening the injured beastmen’s families’ anger toward Roland and dissatisfaction with Xize.

After the Beast Tide, Shi and the injured beastmen suspected someone had drugged the wolves, though they had no proof that Roland was responsible. Su Qiao gave Han medicine to help him transform and hurried to Heavenly Lake the next morning, where the young beastmen had already entered the forest.

• Shi told the others that the beasts had chased them until sweat washed away the drug powder, and suspicion fell on Roland despite her injuries.
• Su Qiao teased Han about being with her, then gave him a Medicine Packet and told him to take it before going to Heavenly Lake.
• Su Qiao learned the young wolves had left before dawn and rushed up Wolf Mountain with her Back Basket.
• With Wizard Yi and several tribe members waiting outside, Su Qiao quietly entered the Heavenly Lake forest from the other side.

Su Qiao found Han struggling to transform at Heavenly Lake after he failed to take the medicine she had given him. She gave him the last packet and stayed beside him as he tried to stand, and Han explained that the medicine had accidentally fallen into the water.

• Su Qiao watched the young wolves at Heavenly Lake transform one by one while Han continued to struggle in pain.
• Su Qiao realized Han had not taken his medicine and went to help him before he injured himself further.
• Su Qiao scolded Han, gave him the last packet of medicine, and told him it was her.
• Han tried to stand and explained that several little pups had knocked the medicine packet into the pool.

Han completed his transformation into a White Wolf Beastman after Su Qiao urged him to endure the painful process. He emerged as a powerful, handsome man, then reluctantly created a Beast Hide Skirt when Su Qiao pointed out that he was naked.

• Su Qiao explained that the transformation would hurt but promised Han he would become the world's most powerful beastman.
• Han roared in the pool for half an hour as his white fur gave way to human form.
• Su Qiao stared at Han's silver-white hair, blue eyes, and striking appearance after he transformed.
• Han climbed out of the pool and charged toward Su Qiao, who stopped him because he was naked.
• Han conjured a patterned silver-white Beast Hide Skirt but complained that it was uncomfortable.

Han asked to become Su Qiao’s follower and swore to protect her for life. After transforming into human form, he mistook her teasing and past kindness for courtship, while Su Qiao challenged his assumptions as they headed out of the forest.

• Han changed into beast form instead of getting dressed, but Su Qiao insisted he needed to get used to his human form.
• As it grew dark, Han carried Su Qiao through the forest and asked to become her follower, swearing to protect her for life.
• Su Qiao asked what he would do if she found another man, and Han transformed into human form and pulled her into his arms.
• Han accused Su Qiao of having courted him by accepting his help, food, and herbs, and by riding on his back.
• Su Qiao asked whether riding a beastman’s back meant every female beastman had to become his mate.

Han emerged from his final transformation attempt with Su Qiao, while the tribe assumed he had failed and Xize’s supporters celebrated his likely rise to chief. Su Qiao confronted the beastmen who insulted Han and challenged one of them to fight.

• Han agreed to leave the transformation site with Su Qiao and changed into his beast form.
• Wizard Yi and the elders waiting outside concluded that Han had failed his last chance to transform, while Xize and Roland anticipated Xize becoming chief.
• Xize’s supporters accused Han of wasting the tribe’s food and said he should have been driven out.
• Su Qiao defended Han, pointing out that he had always hunted and fed himself.
• Su Qiao condemned the tribe’s hypocrisy and challenged the hostile beastmen to fight her.

Su Qiao accused Roland of drugging the meat Han ate before entering Heavenly Lake, causing him to fail his transformation. As suspicion spread through the tribe, Roland pointed out that Su Qiao also knew herbs, and she declared her love for Han.

• Su Qiao presented the leftover meat to Wizard Yi and asked him to check whether it had been tampered with.
• Wizard Yi confirmed the meat had been soaked in a mixture of juices from at least three herbs.
• Shi and his brothers called for the culprit to be expelled and pointed to Roland as the tribe’s other herb expert.
• Su Qiao argued that someone might want to stop Han from transforming and suggested Xize was another possible suspect.
• Roland reminded everyone that Su Qiao also knew herbs, but she said she had no reason to harm the orc she loved.
• The clan members turned their attention to the white wolf beside Su Qiao.

Xize faced growing opposition to becoming chieftain after Han failed to transform, while Roland denied sabotaging the food distribution. Wizard Yi withdrew his support for Xize, leaving him with little hope of inheriting the leadership.

• Shi and several tribesmen denounced Xize and opposed him becoming chieftain, while Xize blamed Qiao for his humiliation.
• Xize's supporters demanded evidence, and Roland denied tampering with the food distribution and challenged the tribe to prove her guilt.
• Su Qiao chose to let suspicion and resentment toward Roland and Xize build rather than act immediately.
• Wizard Yi told Xize he no longer considered him fit to inherit the chieftainship and explained that a leader needed courage, clear judgment, resolve, and devotion to the tribe.

Su Qiao defended the decision to revoke Xize’s clan-chief qualifications and fought Gu after he accused her of targeting Xize. She defeated Gu in both his human and wolf forms, leaving him unconscious.

• Several beastmen protested the revocation of Xize’s qualifications, and Gu accused Su Qiao of seeking revenge because Xize did not like her.
• Han lunged at Gu, but Su Qiao stopped him and said she would handle the fight herself.
• Su Qiao charged Gu, knocked out his teeth, broke two of his ribs, and beat him until he could not stand.
• Gu transformed into a gray wolf and attacked Su Qiao, but she kicked him around until he lost consciousness.

Han transformed into human form and defeated Xize in a duel, revealing his strength and skill. Xize left the mountain in humiliation, and Roland followed him.

• Roland examined Gu and said two of his ribs were broken, while Xize criticized Su Qiao for injuring him.
• Su Qiao rejected Xize's demand that she stop taking her anger out on others and told Han she did not want to hear Xize speak.
• Han transformed into human form and attacked Xize, stunning the onlookers with his speed and strength.
• The clan elders celebrated Han's transformation, and Su Qiao assured them that no one would be able to hurt him with her there.
• Han overwhelmed Xize and left him beaten; Xize went down the mountain alone, then angrily asked Roland whether she had expected him to lose.

Roland accused Xize of doubting her and decided to leave the Wolf Clan Tribe, while Xize tried to stop her. The chapter ended with him clinging to her and pleading with her not to go.

• Roland praised Xize’s intelligence and leadership while belittling Han as a simple-minded warrior.
• Xize accused Roland of meddling in his fight and said she had made him a laughingstock.
• Roland denied interfering and challenged Xize to believe her over Qiao, whom he trusted not to lie.
• Roland announced she would leave the Wolf Clan Tribe the next morning and said Xize could stay with Qiao and become clan leader.
• Xize grabbed Roland when she tried to leave, and he embraced her and begged her to stay.

Roland stayed with the Wolf Clan Tribe until winter passed, while the tribe turned against her and Xize. Han returned with a fully grown Terror Beast and found young beastmen admiring Qiao, whom he claimed for himself.

• Xize confessed his love to Roland and said he would give up competing for clan chief to stay with her, but Roland felt disgusted and planned to leave after winter.
• The female beastmen avoided Roland, and many of Xize's former supporters distanced themselves from him as the tribe suspected Roland and Xize had been involved in the earlier incident.
• Han defeated and carried back a fully grown Terror Beast alone, proving his strength to the Wolf Clan Tribe.
• Han saw Qiao washing by the river while several young beastmen hid nearby and discussed pursuing her.
• Han kicked the Terror Beast's tail toward the young beastmen and warned them that they would not get a chance with Qiao while he was there.