The Red Panda Raises Cubs and Farms in the Beast World

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By huijianruyu, 灰剑如羽

4.0

CompletedchineseWeb Novel

Genres

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fantasy romance yaoi

Chapters

73 chapters

Started

2024

Description

Xiong Miao, a top student at the University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, is transported to a world of beastmen. He becomes a red panda who, after being separated from his parents, is rescued by a massive snow leopard. Hugging his own fluffy, reddish-brown tail and looking at the other’s even bigger and longer tail, Xiong Miao thinks: I want to touch it… Xue Yuan gazes at the sub-female beastmen he picked up—who even has two cubs with him—and with a growl, he takes him back to his den. At first, Xiong Miao only wanted to live a peaceful life in the tribe, staying warm, well-fed, and free of illness. However, whether it was due to his own efforts or the tribe’s hardworking beastmen, the settlement grew into a village, and then eventually into a city… Wait, how did a traditional Chinese medicine student become so good at infrastructure development?! As life in the settlement improved, Xiong Miao started to notice that his roommate and business partner was looking at him in an increasingly wrong way. Until one fateful, dark and windy night, when Xiong Miao was carried back to the den, thoroughly devoured, and left with a sore waist the next day. He consoled himself: It’s just mutual benefit… mutual benefit… That is, until a few months later—he was pregnant!Xue Yuan gazed at him with his deep, determined gray-blue eyes and declared firmly: “It’s mine!”

Publication Information

Original Publisher: jjwxc
Original Language: chinese
Type: Web Novel

The Red Panda Raises Cubs and Farms in the Beast World Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator

My Thoughts on The Red Panda Raises Cubs and Farms in the Beast World

As a web novel enthusiast, I dove into "The Red Panda Raises Cubs and Farms in the Beast World" with high hopes for a fluffy, heartwarming tale. The premise alone—a red panda transmigrating and building a tribe—was enough to pique my interest. Overall, I found it to be a pleasant, albeit somewhat shallow, read.

First Impressions

Initially, I was drawn in by the "rags to riches" vibe and the protagonist's clever use of modern knowledge in a beast world setting. The early stages of tribe development were engaging, and the idea of a red panda leading the charge was undeniably cute. However, some aspects felt a bit rushed, with characters and plot points being introduced and then quickly forgotten.

What Works Well

The novel shines in its lightheartedness and lack of unnecessary drama. The MC's ability to lead and negotiate, combined with the ML's unwavering support, creates a power couple dynamic that's genuinely enjoyable. I appreciated the focus on tribe building and the positive portrayal of beastkin society, particularly the emphasis on gender equality, which is a refreshing change from some similar novels. The translation quality was also consistently praised, making for a smooth reading experience. Several readers also enjoyed the quick pace and lack of slow burn.

Areas of Concern

Despite its strengths, the novel does have some notable weaknesses. The romance, in particular, feels forced and underdeveloped, with key relationship milestones glossed over. The MC's seemingly instant mastery of various skills, from herbalism to smithing, strains believability. The lack of significant challenges and the ease with which the tribe progresses can make the story feel bland and predictable. The ending, with its rapid societal advancements and rushed conflict, feels particularly unsatisfying.

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Final Verdict

"The Red Panda Raises Cubs and Farms in the Beast World" is a decent choice for a light, fluffy read when you're not looking for deep plot or complex character development. It offers a heartwarming escape into a beastkin world with a focus on tribe building and a cute central couple. However, be prepared for a somewhat shallow experience with rushed pacing and a less-than-satisfying ending. I'd recommend it for casual readers who enjoy the genre and aren't overly concerned with intricate storytelling.