The daily life of the crew of "Beasts".

"Hello everyone, I'm Huang Si. As an otaku, I have many favorite anime waifus. My room is filled with their merchandise. Every time I come home and see their posters and figures, I feel incredibly satisfied. I love these anime characters, and today... I actually met the creator of these characters!!"

"Ahhh! Is that you, Hyakukai-sensei? I actually met Hyakukai-sensei! I can brag about this online for the rest of my life! Oh, by the way, Hyakukai-sensei, when is the sequel to xxx coming out? And what happened to xx and xx in the end? And also..."

Huang Si gripped Bai Jie's claws, his expression excited as if he were on drugs. He fired off all sorts of questions like a machine gun, giving the beast no chance to answer. Or rather, he didn't expect any answers at all; he was just too excited to ask.

Bai Jie, who was being treated so warmly by Huang Si, was in a daze. He had just introduced himself, so why did this guy suddenly start acting crazy?

Huang Jiu covered his face, unable to bear the sight: "Fourth Brother, can't you have some self-respect?"

Huang Jiu's words went in one ear and out the other, completely ignored by Huang Si: his dignity was long gone anyway, so what difference did it make if he lost face a little?

"I only came up with an idea for those works, they're not that great, don't be like that," Bai Jie said, sweating profusely as he tried to pull his claws back. He finally understood what was going on: this guy was a loyal fan of his plagiarized works.

Huang Si gripped Bai Jie's claws tightly to prevent it from escaping. He looked Bai Jie in the eye and said firmly, "Teacher Bai Jie, don't underestimate yourself. Every one of your ideas has become an excellent work. I believe that if you had enough energy, your works would definitely shine even brighter under your own hands."

Bai Jie Shou is numb: This Huang Si is not only a homebody, but also so chuunibyou (a Japanese term for someone with delusions of grandeur)? I can't stand it!

"Fourth Brother, what are you doing?"

A suspicious voice came from the bedroom doorway, and all the beasts inside turned to look, only to see yet another weasel appear.

"Hello, Fifth Brother," Huang Jiu greeted him.

Huang Wu walked into the house and looked at Huang Si strangely, asking again, "Fourth Brother, what are you doing?"

“You wouldn’t understand even if I told you…” Huang Si glanced at Huang Wu: “This is Teacher Bai Jie, a top-notch creator of comics, animation, games, novels, and movies. He is the most respected teacher in our otaku circle.”

Bai Jie felt like ants were crawling all over his body, and the whole beast was in a terrible state: Someone save me! Someone take me away from this place!

"Fifth Brother, look, Fourth Brother is having another episode," Huang Jiu said, pointing at Huang Si.

Huang Si snorted: "Hmph, I told you you wouldn't understand."

Huang Wu's lips twitched: "So what if you're addicted to the internet? What don't you understand? Can't you have some ambition? Go and find a job!" He was so angry that he pulled Huang Si over and gave him a lecture, his face practically screaming "I'm so disappointed in you."

Taking advantage of the opportunity when Huang Si was being dragged away by Huang Wu for a lecture, Bai Jie hurriedly pulled Tian Lu and Bi Xie out of the bedroom, with Yue Tian and Huang Jiu Fei Fei following closely behind.

"Hehehe, Teacher Baijie?" Tianlu put his arm around Baijie's shoulder and grinned mischievously.

"Get away from me!" Bai Jie, embarrassed and annoyed, shoved Tian Lu aside, but the next moment, another beast approached.

"Why are you embarrassed, Teacher Bai Jie? Isn't meeting fans a good thing?" Fei Fei also had a mischievous smile on his face. He deliberately dragged out his words, making his tone seem meaningful.

Bai Jie pushed Fei Fei away again: "You go away too! And neither of you are allowed to mention that name again!"

"Why can't I mention him? He's the most respected teacher in the otaku community." Feifei asked in a coquettish voice, her face practically screaming "I want to punch him."

Tianlu, looking completely bewildered, chimed in, "Yeah, why?"

The two beasts' coordinated attack almost drove Bai Jie crazy with frustration. He suspected that the two had planned it in advance, otherwise how could they cooperate so perfectly?

"Tianlu, stop fooling around." Bixie helplessly pulled Tianlu away: if he didn't stop this idiot, he would get beaten up again when Baijie got angry.

"Little Nine, Huang Si, I'm back! I found something good outside!"

The sudden shout from the courtyard broke the awkward situation for Bai Jie, and he quickly changed the subject: "Huang Jiu, which brother is this who's calling you?"

"He's my second brother. He went out to see an old friend in the village and to find some ingredients. I don't know what he brought back." Huang Jiu said as he walked towards the courtyard. Bai Jie and the other beasts followed him. In the courtyard, they met Huang Jiu's second brother.

This is a weasel that has transformed into human form, still retaining its original ears and tail. However, given its level of cultivation, these features must have been deliberately revealed by it.

"These are Xiao Jiu's friends, and they even have mythical beasts." Huang Er looked at the beasts that came with Huang Jiu and was a little surprised. Although he didn't recognize Fei Fei, he could recognize Pixiu. Moreover, the villagers had mentioned to him that Pixiu lived on the next mountain.

"Second Brother, don't worry about that for now. Tell me what food you brought back." Huang Jiu approached Huang Er expectantly. You could tell from Yue Tian's offer to treat him to chicken that he was a foodie. It was just that he didn't know where the Pixiu family lived, otherwise he would be someone who came to their door to freeload every day.

Huang Er mysteriously hid his hands behind his back: "Guess what?"

Huang Jiu pretended to walk behind Huang Er: "I won't guess, I'll just watch."

"Alright, alright, I won't make you guess anymore." Seeing this, Huang Er simply took out one hand that was behind his back, and there was a rabbit in it: "Second Brother caught it on the way back. How is it? Fat, right?"

"Yes, it is indeed very fat." Tianlu nodded in agreement, and involuntarily swallowed.

As for the beast involved, Huang Jiu, he is currently in a state of extreme speechlessness.

Yue Tian hesitated before speaking, "This... seems to be the child from the rabbit family in the village, right?" He thought he might be mistaken. How could Huang Jiu's brother be so unreliable as to bring a village child over to prepare for the stove?

Huang Jiu's expression fell instantly: "Remove 'seems,' and he is." After confirming Yue Tian's words, he looked helplessly at Huang Er: "Second Brother, this rabbit can't be eaten. He's someone else's child in the village."

"Huh? Is that so?" Huang Er tilted his head.

"Stop being so cute, Second Brother! Quickly remove the spell from him!" Huang Jiu roared angrily.

Huang Er casually put the rabbit on the ground: "Alright, I'll untie it for him now." He stood up and snapped his fingers.

The rabbit, who had been looking dazed, suddenly trembled and his eyes regained their clarity. He looked around blankly: "Where is this? How did I suddenly appear here?"

Huang Jiu coughed and stepped forward: "Ahem, here's what happened. My brother accidentally caught you, thinking you were a regular rabbit."

"Huh?!" The little rabbit's blank expression turned into utter bewilderment.

"Sorry, I didn't realize you were a kid from the village." Huang Er said casually, as if almost eating someone was no big deal.

The little rabbit blinked and then realized what was happening, saying, "Oh? Oh, it's okay. I even nibbled on the neighbor's radish's foot. Just don't actually eat me."

Yue Tian, ​​who was standing to the side, was stunned for a moment: This person's remarks, are they a kindred spirit? I was wondering why he looked familiar, I guess I saw him in the group of naughty kids.

After seeing the little rabbit off, Huang Jiu breathed a sigh of relief. He turned around and complained to Huang Er with a resentful look in his eyes, "We didn't get to eat anything this time. Second brother, you might as well have caught some crickets."

"It's alright, it's alright. I caught more than just rabbits, I caught other things too," Huang Er said, waving his hand.

Huang Jiu was taken aback and then noticed that Huang Er had one hand behind his back the whole time.

"Could it be someone else's child again?" Huang Jiu's face was full of distrust.

"Don't worry, I caught this in the mountains, it's definitely not one of the village's animals," Huang Er said, pulling out a chicken from behind his back.

Yue Tian's expression turned strange: Why does this chicken look so familiar?

“This looks like one of my chickens,” Bixie said expressionlessly.

Huang Er paused, then silently released the chicken as if nothing had happened.

After a snap of his fingers, the chicken snapped out of its daze, glanced around in a daze, and then...

"Brother Bixie, save me! It's me, Da Mao! That dead weasel wants to eat me!" Da Mao dove to hug Bixie tightly, stretched out one wing and pointed at Huang Erzhi, his expression filled with grief and indignation.

Bixie stared intently at Huang Er, his eyes clearly conveying the message: Give me an explanation.

Huang Er remained calm and explained apologetically, "I met him in the mountains. I thought it was a pheasant, so I caught it."

Upon hearing this, Da Mao, who was hiding behind Bixie, immediately exploded: "If my brothers weren't not around, you would be lucky if you didn't beat me up!" They were a fighting chicken group that roamed freely in Caiyun Mountain, eating insects wherever they wanted without any beast daring to stop them. If they hadn't been alone, how could they have been bullied by a mere weasel?

"Second Brother, why did you only bring back your own beasts after going out?" Looking at the furious Da Mao, Huang Jiu's tone was filled with helplessness, resentment, and lamentation for not getting any food.

Huang Er shrugged, looking quite embarrassed: "I didn't expect it to be such a coincidence."