Live Broadcasting From a Beast World

Lu Qizhou was a popular food livestreamer on Interstellar Earth, known for his cheerful personality and culinary skills. During a routine broadcast from his seventeenth-floor apartment, he attempted to rescue his cat, Doudou, from a dangerous position on the windowsill. Both fell to their deaths, an event witnessed by tens of thousands of viewers. However, Lu Qizhou did not remain dead. He awoke in a dense, alien forest on the Beast Continent, a dimension separate from the interstellar universe. To his shock, he had transmigrated into the body of a newborn white kitten, one of a litter born to a cat beastman mother named Ah Yue. His companion, Doudou, had also traveled with him, retaining his feline form but gaining the ability to speak.

Adapting to life in this primitive world proved difficult. The cat beastmen consumed raw meat, a diet that caused severe digestive issues for Doudou and disgusted Lu Qizhou. Lacking the ability to hunt or gather effectively in his fragile kitten body, Lu Qizhou relied on his livestreaming ball, which had traveled with him across dimensions. The device connected to his former audience, allowing millions of interstellar citizens to watch his survival and offer advice through real-time comments. This connection became his lifeline, providing knowledge on basic survival skills and technological concepts unknown to the indigenous beastmen.

The narrative shifts when Lu Qizhou encounters Tu Feng, a panda beastman from the neighboring Iron-Eating Beast Tribe. Tu Feng saves Lu Qizhou from a giant wolf, revealing the dangerous predators lurking near the cat tribe's territory. Through interactions with Tu Feng and the cat tribe, Lu Qizhou learns about the political and social dynamics of the Beast Continent. The cat beastmen are neighbors with the powerful Iron-Eating Beast Tribe, exchanging goods such as bamboo shoots for meat. Lu Qizhou realizes that his knowledge of modern technology and cooking could significantly improve the lives of these beastmen, who suffer from malnutrition and harsh winters due to their reliance on raw food.

A pivotal moment occurs when Lu Qizhou uses tips from his interstellar viewers to purchase a lighter from the platform's upgraded points mall. He introduces fire to the cat tribe, initially causing panic as the beastmen fear flames due to past wildfires. To mitigate this, Lu Qizhou claims to be the messenger of the "Beast God," a deity revered by the tribe. The old priest accepts this claim after witnessing the lighter produce fire, elevating Lu Qizhou's status within the community. Under the guise of divine instruction, Lu Qizhou teaches the tribe to cook meat, dramatically improving their health and taste for food.

The story progresses as Lu Qizhou expands his influence by introducing more advanced techniques, such as making salt from rock salt deposits and preserving meat through smoking. These innovations solve critical survival problems, particularly food storage for the upcoming winter. The cat tribe's prosperity attracts the attention of the Iron-Eating Beast Tribe, leading to increased interaction between the two groups. Tu Feng, intrigued by the changes in the cat tribe, seeks to learn these new methods for his own people, hoping to reduce cub mortality rates.

Despite the benefits brought by Lu Qizhou's interventions, he remains aware of his precarious position. The interstellar government views him as a valuable experimental subject, having discovered a dimensional weak point through his arrival. While the government provides the logistics channel for his livestream and purchases, Lu Qizhou maintains a cautious distance, unwilling to fully cooperate with their research agendas. He balances his desire to return home with his growing attachment to the beastmen who have accepted him as family. The story concludes with Lu Qizhou continuing to bridge the gap between two worlds, using his unique position to uplift the Beast Continent while navigating the complex political and scientific interests of the interstellar powers.