Suddenly sitting up in bed, Qin Yu's head slammed against the wooden board with a loud thud before he lay back down.
The cramped room fell silent. A dozen seconds later, Qin Yu, who had been motionless, awoke again and sat up abruptly.
Thump…
"Ugh, my head hurts."
This time, Qin Yu didn't faint. He clutched his head, curled up in a ball on the bed, his features contorted in pain, looking like a loaf of bread that had been sat on—a truly grotesque sight.
Countless memories flooded his mind, relentlessly assaulting his nerves, regardless of whether he could bear it, cramming everything in.
After convulsing for a full half hour, Qin Yu finally regained consciousness.
He abruptly turned over, lying on the bed with his limbs outstretched, and let out a long breath.
Just then, his door was suddenly kicked open, slamming against the sloping roof with a bang before bouncing back open.
The girl, whom he only caught a fleeting glimpse of, was slammed against the door.
Qin Yu didn't know the outcome, but judging from the screams outside, the girl must have been in quite a bit of pain.
"Ouch! Qin Yu! You get out here!"
The voice, which should have been sweet, now sounded shrill. Hearing the commotion, Qin Yu picked at his ear, raised his hand to protect his head, and cautiously crawled out of the low doorway.
The moment he stepped out of the door, his ear was grabbed.
"What time is it! Get up! Do you want your grandma to personally wake you up?!"
A childish roar rang in his ears, leaving Qin Yu speechless.
Glancing sideways, Qin Yu saw that the person standing next to him was indeed his adopted sister.
Ah, no, to be precise, he was the adopted brother, because to this family, he was the outsider.
Or rather, the enemy.
"Qin Yu! I'm talking to you! Did you hear me?!"
The girl pulling Qin Yu's ear was utterly rude, her tone arrogant and her grip ridiculously strong.
Qin Yu wasn't surprised, because this girl wasn't human! She was a beastman! The kind of subhuman with a human form but animalistic features.
A horse! A wild horse! A wild horse that hadn't even grown up yet! How could her grip be light?
Looking at the pair of palm-sized, erect horse ears on the girl's head, Qin Yu's lips twitched slightly. His gaze gradually moved downwards, finally locking onto her chest.
What a flat expanse! What unobstructed path! Was it drawn with a ruler?!
"What are you looking at!"
Quickly noticing Qin Yu's gaze, the girl roared again. Qin Yu glanced at her expressionlessly and suddenly spoke.
"That milk you've been drinking for the past few years, uh, what's it again? Have you been drinking it all this time?"
"It's Andashan milk! A famous brand! Milk that helps with growth and bone development! Of course I'm drinking it! I just finished a bottle! Why are you asking?"
"Nothing, just feeling even more pathetic."
"...Qin Yu!!!"
From pinching to grabbing, the girl locked Qin Yu's neck and shook him violently, clearly intending to strangle him to death.
Qin Yu couldn't break free from that savage strength.
Qin Yu, his eyes rolling back in his head from being choked, desperately pounded on her shoulders. Seeing this was ineffective, he simply pushed her face with all his might.
"You can't choke me! I'm telling the truth! Gah!"
Upon hearing this, the girl's two horse ears stood up instantly in anger. Then, with a loud shout, Qin Yu's burly body was lifted into the air and slammed heavily to the ground.
A perfect over-the-shoulder throw! Ten out of ten!
The sudden, heavy blow nearly knocked the food out of Qin Yu's mouth. He kicked his legs and lay motionless on the ground. Just as the girl was about to leap up and deliver a finishing elbow strike, a gentle female voice suddenly rang out from beside him.
"Alright, stop fooling around. Hurry up and eat. You have tutoring to do."
"Yes, Mother."
Hearing her mother's voice, the previously furious girl instantly became obedient and adorable. She stepped over Qin Yu's stomach and quickly ran to the dining table.
The mature beauty carrying the food smiled slightly, gently tucking a strand of hair behind her ear, and then followed Qin Yu...
Lying motionless on the ground, listening to the sounds of eating, Qin Yu felt utterly helpless.
This reincarnation's beginning was too tragic!
Especially considering the identity of this body! His future days would probably be even more miserable!
Mom! He didn't want to be reincarnated! He wants to go home!
Yuna, 34 years old, the gentle mother, former centurion of the Imperial Wild Horse Knights, now retired, rumored to be a level four martial artist.
Yuri, 16 years old, the somewhat neurotic horse girl, currently a senior high school student, a level two martial artist, and a renowned prodigy at Crane City School.
Then there's our poor protagonist, Qin Yu, also 16 years old, male, neither horse nor human, but a descendant of a heretic with demonic blood.
Tall and muscular, with a pair of enormous goat horns on his head, unfortunately, half of them have been sawed off.
A level one martial artist, his strength is average, but he's quite resilient, thanks to Yuuri's years of torment.
He also has another special identity: a descendant of the demons who invaded through the Demon Gate 11 years ago.
His cheap demon father is the culprit who killed Yudkore, the centurion of the Wild Horse Knights, Yuna's lover, and Yuuri's father.
That's right! Qin Yu is currently living in his enemy's house! The two beauties beside him, one harboring a deep hatred for his father's killer, the other for his husband's murder.
Qin Yu didn't know why the demons brought a large group of children during their invasion. After the war, the demon army hastily fled, leaving these little demons behind.
Some of these little demons died, some were imprisoned, but Qin Yu, whether lucky or unlucky, was found and adopted by Yuna.
Then his hard times began. Yuna, who adopted him, was relatively normal, but Yuri, that brat, constantly beat him, treating him like a punching bag.
Now, eleven years have passed in the blink of an eye. The former child has finally grown up, but Qin Yu, who lacked a good education and had a sensitive identity, is now not only weak but also quite withdrawn.
Of course, this refers to the former Qin Yu.
The Qin Yu who transmigrated is not withdrawn at all; he's a lively, outgoing, goofy, and troublesome individual.
That's truly a case of being disliked by everyone, even dogs, from a distance.
If the previous Qin Yu, subjected to such unfair treatment, seemed somewhat pitiful,
then this Qin Yu's treatment can only be described as self-inflicted!