The Beastfolk Tribe

"Transmigrated to the Beast World to Become a Veterinarian [Farming]" by Yueji Yanyu [Complete + Extras]

Synopsis:

After graduating, Jian Mo returned to his hometown and opened a veterinary clinic.

One day, while he was sleeping, he heard thumping on the roof.

Thinking it was a rat, he went out with a can of food and kidnapped a pretty little cat who was friendly and easy to fool.

The little cat was truly beautiful, though he looked a little bewildered when Jian Mo kissed and hugged him and buried his face in his belly.

Just then, Jian Mo heard a furious shout. He turned to see a big cat even larger than himself standing behind him.

The big cat stared at Jian Mo and rasped, "Let go of my little brother!"

Now it was Jian Mo's turn to be bewildered.

He looked up.

At some point, the surrounding parks, city, streets, and vehicles had turned into forests, snowy mountains, grasslands, and tribes.

He had transmigrated to a world of beastfolk!

The only consolation was that he had studied veterinary medicine, so his specialty was a fairly good fit.

From treating animals to treating beastfolk... Well, with a little effort, it wasn't impossible.

A little scene:

One day, Jian Mo went gathering with his partner, Wu Jiong. They had just entered the woods when they heard a faint rustling.

They looked ahead through a gap in the leaves and saw a group of fluffy little fellows sitting in a circle, "complaining" about him.

A chubby little bird hung his head. "Doctor Jian Mo said I ate too much and got bloated, so I have to go hungry for a day. Chirp, chirp."

A little snow leopard's eyes filled with tears. "Doctor Jian Mo said I have cavities and can't eat honey candy. Sob."

A little beaver sniffled. "Doctor Jian Mo said the snacks I hid would make a beast sick, so he confiscated them all. I never want to go to Vet Jian again. Boo-hoo."

A little Pallas's cat looked at his companions and gave a soft "Awoo." "But Vet Jian holds me when he treats me."

The little fluffballs fell silent as they thought of Jian Mo.

Behind the trees, Jian Mo, who was riding on his partner in his giant wolf form and had heard everything, said, "..."

The giant wolf turned and gently licked Jian Mo's newly grown beast ears. "The little ones all came to ask me to plead for them."

Jian Mo's cheeks reddened from the licking. He pushed the giant wolf's fluffy head away. "Pleading won't help. At most, I'll give them a few more little treats to comfort them. And you, stop licking my ears!"

[Note: Jian Mo will eventually turn into a sub-beastman, but neither the main story nor the extras contain mpreg.

Content tags: transmigration through time and space, farming, food, feel-good story, cute pets, infrastructure building

Main characters: Jian Mo, Wu Jiong ┃ Supporting character: Jiujiu ┃ Other: "Global Farm TOP1" opens in September

One-line synopsis: Surrounded by fluffballs

Theme: Everyone can find their place and shine

Chapter 1: The Beastfolk Tribe

At the turn of summer and autumn, all of Q Province was caught in gloomy, rainy weather.

The rain had continued for nearly half a month. Rivers had risen, the soil on the mountains had loosened, and the local news had reported several landslides.

With the bad weather, fewer people went out, and business at Jian Mo's pet clinic had been so slow lately that he could barely pay the rent.

He opened up early in the morning and started cleaning.

Only when he entered the small storeroom did he discover that rats had gnawed into the cat food.

Misfortunes never came singly.

Jian Mo stood there and sighed, then bent down to clean up the damaged cat food.

Rain gradually began to fall outside. The wind blew raindrops diagonally through the doorway, and he got up to close the door.

He looked out through the glass door. The sky was overcast, and the street was deserted.

In this weather, there probably wouldn't be any customers.

Jian Mo hesitated, then put on his coat and took some cat food and canned food, intending to bring back the stray cat he had his eye on.

The rat problem in the clinic was getting worse, and he couldn't put it off any longer.

There were stray cats in the park on the hill behind town, and he had already picked one out.

Once ready, he closed the clinic, hung a sign with his phone number outside, and set off with an umbrella.

He pulled his coat tight against the autumn wind blowing in his face and headed for the hill.

The rain had washed the steps of the hillside park clean. Mist hung over the hill, and the rolling mountains were a dull blue-gray.

There were no pedestrians or animals along the way, only endless desolation.

Jian Mo hadn't seen the little cat on his way there, so he had no choice but to follow the steps upward.

The rain had made the path slippery. He carefully braced himself against the steps and occasionally had to grab the grass beside the path.

He had just passed the steepest stretch when his surroundings suddenly grew darker.

He instinctively looked up and suddenly noticed that the trees seemed taller, and the bushes and grass denser.

He froze for a moment and turned to look back.

The surrounding mist was thick, but he could just make out the park path.

Perhaps it was because of the rain, and because he hadn't been here for several days, that the scenery around him felt a little different.

Jian Mo stood there for several seconds, then continued walking.

When he reached a large tree, he saw that it was relatively dry underneath. He opened the can he had brought, intending to lure the stray cat out.

The sky slowly darkened. Jian Mo waited where he was for quite a while, but no little cat appeared.

He looked around and pitched his voice high, meowing twice. "Meow-"

He had used this trick before when catching stray cats to get them neutered, and it had worked well.

The meows echoed through the woods. The sound seemed a little unfamiliar to Jian Mo, as though it wasn't quite like his usual imitation of a cat.

He looked around in some surprise and suspicion, a prickling feeling in his heart. He couldn't shake the feeling that something was about to happen.

His phone was nearly out of battery, and there was no signal either, perhaps because of the rain.

Should I just go back?

Just as Jian Mo was about to pack up and leave, a young, low, raspy meow came from behind him. "Meow."

It was unmistakably a kitten's meow.

He turned and saw a little gray cat with his fur standing on end beneath a tree not far away.

The little gray cat looked a bit like a Maine coon and was very large, but he seemed somewhat timid. He crouched there, not daring to come closer.

Jian Mo breathed a sigh of relief at the sight of a living creature.