Finally, things have settled down. There are no more wild beastmen to threaten their city. Ash’s presence as one of her mates has ensured diplomatic relations between their cities. Iris even has contraception now, so she won’t have to worry about having any more cubs.
There are only a few more loose ends to tie up and then she can officially begin her retirement. The system still has a few pesky quests that are dragging on a little longer than she’d like, but time is hardly a resource she’s lacking.
The only real question now What happens when she completes the final quest?
This is the fifth, and final, book in the completed Her Beasts beastworld series. If you love primitive worlds, shifters, reverse harems, kingdom building, and gamelit / LitRPG style systems, then you will enjoy this series. Intended for 18+ readers due to sexually explicit scenes, brief descriptions of violence, and the rare mention of cannibalism. No M/M, but one of the male leads is bisexual.
I love transmigration stories and this is very sweet. This is the last book and is helps to read them in order. I also love the details on building a city and Iris drawing from her modern knowledge to make their lives more comfortable. The ending is realistic and bittersweet. It would have been better if the author shared more about how the city thrived afterwards since it ends just a bit abruptly. Else, I recommend this series and will probably reread it again.