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Raising a Snow Leopard Husband in Ancient Times
在古代养雪豹郎君
猫见打 · Mao Jian Da · SL
COMPLETED · 108 Chapters
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Synopsis
After dying in his first life, He Yi wakes again in an unfamiliar ancient dynasty, occupying the body of a young farmer who has just died alone in a dilapidated hut in the mountains. Weak, penniless, and supposedly suffering from an epidemic, He Yi has little choice but to begin his second life with whatever he can find: a handful of grain, wild plants, a stream full of fish, and the practical knowledge he carried with him from the modern world.
Then someone starts leaving food for him. A rabbit appears beside his bed. A pheasant turns up inside his hut. And somewhere beyond the window, a huge black-and-white spotted tail keeps disappearing into the forest. Before long, He Yi also encounters Xue Ci, a beautiful and decidedly strange young man who speaks an unfamiliar language, knows almost nothing about ordinary human life, and possesses an alarming appetite. Between teaching Xue Ci how to wear clothes and cook his food instead of eating the skewer, He Yi gradually realizes that neither his mysterious new companion nor the enormous snow leopard roaming the mountains is quite what they seem.
As He Yi rebuilds his life, survival slowly turns into living. He plants fields, raises animals, fishes and hunts, experiments with food, earns money, deals with troublesome relatives, and works toward building a home of his own. Through changing seasons, village disputes, harvests, unexpected dangers, and periods of separation, Xue Ci quietly becomes part of everything He Yi is building.
What begins as a second chance at life becomes the story of two people learning how to belong beside one another: one human trying to put down roots in an unfamiliar age, and one snow leopard learning what it means to share a human home. Their life is not grand or world-shaking. It is made from planted fields, warm meals, muddy paws, a slowly rising house, and the person waiting there when the day’s work is done.
Project Details
Author: Mao Jian Da / 猫见打
Native Title: 在古代养雪豹郎君
Genre: Historical Fantasy · Transmigration · Slice of Life · Farming · Romance · Food/Cooking · Rural Life · Domestic Life · Homesteading · Light Supernatural · Adventure
Tags: Transmigration · Ancient China-Inspired Setting · Farming · Slow Life · Food · Cooking · House Building · Hunting · Fishing · Rural Living · Snow Leopard · Animal Shapeshifter · Non-Human Love Interest · Human × Shapeshifter · Slow-Burn Romance · Main Gong POV · Domestic Romance · Cohabitation · Village Life · Community · Family Conflict · Starting Over · Healing · Gradual Life Improvement · Cute Animals · Light Supernatural Elements · Happy Ending · Livestock Raising · Foraging · Agriculture · Home Improvement · Identity Reveal · Separation and Reunion · Military Service · Courtroom Conflict · Protective Love Interest · Supernatural Healing · 1v1
Table of Contents
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Chapters 1–25
- Chapter 1: Day-Old Steamed Bun
- Chapter 2: Ember-Roasted Sweet Potatoes
- Chapter 3: Rice Soaked in Cantiaozi Soup
- Chapter 4: A Dashing Entrance
- Chapter 5: Brown Rice “Congee”
- Chapter 6: Gathering Mugwort and Mulberries
- Chapter 7: Mulberry Juice
- Chapter 8: Dried Greens and Stream-Catch Congee
- Chapter 9: Roasted Turtle Dove
- Chapter 10: Visiting the Sick
- Chapter 11: Brown Sugar Tofu Pudding
- Chapter 12: Four Ministers Soup
- Chapter 13: Down the Mountain
- Chapter 14: Stir-Fried Spinach and Steamed Crucian Carp
- Chapter 15: Paramour
- Chapter 16: Pea Soup Migan
- Chapter 17: Household Division (Part I)
- Chapter 18: Household Division (Part II)
- Chapter 19: Fried Steamed-Bun Slices, Fried Swamp Eel, and Fried Spring Chives
- Chapter 20: Dendrobium Juice
- Chapter 21: White Sugar Rice Cake
- Chapter 22: Building the Chicken Coop
- Chapter 23: Cold-Dressed Fish Skin
- Chapter 24: Drying Pond Mud
- Chapter 25: Braised Bamboo Rat with Water-Bamboo Shoots
Chapters 26–50
- Chapter 26: Hunting Wild Goats
- Chapter 27: Mutton Stewed with Cherries
- Chapter 28: Transplanting Rice Seedlings
- Chapter 29: Pickled Jiaotou
- Chapter 30: Yifu Noodles
- Chapter 31: Cast-Iron and Wrought-Iron Woks
- Chapter 32: Spending the Night
- Chapter 33: Digging for Wild Vegetables
- Chapter 34: Mixed Wild Greens with Egg and Stir-Fried Greens
- Chapter 35: Ramming Earth
- Chapter 36: Gold-Wrapped Silver
- Chapter 37: Raising a Goose
- Chapter 38: Preserved-Plum Tea
- Chapter 39: Braised Vermicelli
- Chapter 40: Hairy Fig Chicken Soup
- Chapter 41: Buying Lumber
- Chapter 42: Fishing
- Chapter 43: Fish Slices in Congee Hot Pot
- Chapter 44: Making an Arrest
- Chapter 45: Cover Blown
- Chapter 46: Moving Out
- Chapter 47: Raw “Camel” Slices
- Chapter 48: Melon-Pedicel Water
- Chapter 49: Licorice Decoction and Banana Cake
- Chapter 50: Chicken-Fat Rice
Chapters 51–75
- Chapter 51: Pest Control
- Chapter 52: Hunting a Sambar Deer
- Chapter 53: Treading Through Late Spring
- Chapter 54: Gathering Honey
- Chapter 55: Mugwort Steamed Buns with Chinese Toon Sauce
- Chapter 56: The Hunt
- Chapter 57: Golden Pheasants
- Chapter 58: Chili Peppers and Sichuan Peppercorns
- Chapter 59: Shrimp Paste and Smoked Black Pork
- Chapter 60: Yao Dew
- Chapter 61: “Bookworm”
- Chapter 62: Stir-Fried River Clams with Perilla
- Chapter 63: Torrential Rain
- Chapter 64: Ash-Water Zongzi
- Chapter 65: Sweet Red Bean Paste Zongzi
- Chapter 66: Soybean Flour and Black Honey Ice Jelly
- Chapter 67: Overhanging Gable Roof
- Chapter 68: Broom-Cypress Shoots
- Chapter 69: Honey-Glazed Roast Chicken (Part I)
- Chapter 70: Honey-Glazed Roast Chicken (Part II)
- Chapter 71: Pan-Fried Corn Cakes and Soybean, Bitter Melon, and Pork-Rib Soup
- Chapter 72: Bayberry and Lychee Drink
- Chapter 73: Parting
- Chapter 74: Entertaining the Carpenter
- Chapter 75: Building the Pigpen
Chapters 76–100
- Chapter 76: Planting Scallions, Ginger, and Garlic
- Chapter 77: Roasted Plantain Slices
- Chapter 78: Letter
- Chapter 79: Improving the Vertical Oil Press
- Chapter 80: Northwestern Main Camp
- Chapter 81: Jiangshui Fish-Shaped Noodles and Savory Mushroom Sulao
- Chapter 82: The Double Rush (Part One)
- Chapter 83: The Double Rush (Part Two)
- Chapter 84: Paying the Grain Tax
- Chapter 85: Stir-Fried Silver Strips
- Chapter 86: Lotus-Leaf Glutinous-Rice Chicken
- Chapter 87: Spicy Stir-Fried Chicken Hearts
- Chapter 88: Looking for Trouble
- Chapter 89: Breaking Into the Jail
- Chapter 90: Still Unconscious
- Chapter 91: Hawthorn Candy
- Chapter 92: Pan-Fried Radish Cakes
- Chapter 93: Before the Court
- Chapter 94: Mulberry Leaf and Chrysanthemum Drink
- Chapter 95: Born of Feeling
- Chapter 96: Retribution
- Chapter 97: The Promise
- Chapter 98: Harvesting Cotton
- Chapter 99: Building a Cat Climbing Frame
- Chapter 100: New-Home Fire-Entry Ceremony
Chapters 101–108
- Chapter 101: Pear Soup, Camphor-Tea Duck, and Taro-Braised Duck
- Chapter 102: Green Sichuan Pepper Fish Slices
- Chapter 103: Catching Wild Boars
- Chapter 104: Braised Trotters and Cured Sausages
- Chapter 105: Honey-Stuffed Crab
- Chapter 106: Gathering Mushrooms
- Chapter 107: Bo Xia Gong (Rabbit Hot Pot)
- Chapter 108: Pan-Fried Guozheng Zongzi (The End)
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