Beast World: From Villainess to Cub-Raising Chef novel Chapter 164

Chapter 164: Chapter 163: Dragged into an Alley

Bai Su looked completely unfazed. "So? How was it?"

Bi Yue was still reeling from the warm, fragrant embraces. "I never knew there were so many kind and wonderful males in the world."

Bai Su nodded as if at a promising student. "Exactly. So, recognize your own status. You’re a high and mighty female. Don’t let a scumbag like Sai’er manipulate and use you with his PUA tactics."

"Actually, if we step away from the world of males, there’s so much more we can do."

"Look at Ayala and me. We’re busy running our own restaurant every day. There’s more to life than just males; so many wonderful and exciting things are waiting for us to try."

She found the relationships between males and females in this world to be very strange.

Although everyone treated females like rare, prized treasures, lavishing all societal resources, status, and prestige upon them.

This had, paradoxically, caused many females to lose their sense of self.

They didn’t have their own jobs or their own lives. They appeared to be supported by a flock of males, but in reality, they had become caged birds.

Caged birds that were technically free but had forgotten how to fly.

In her world, wealthy women were a dime a dozen. They could have billions in assets—more money than they could spend in several lifetimes—but they would still choose to go out and work, to do *something*.

It wasn’t because they were afraid of running out of money. It was because when you’re alive in this world, you need to have some kind of ambition.

Be it a hobby, a passion, or a goal—you have to have something.

Otherwise, your psyche will slowly become warped, and your inner world will wither.

It was a terrifying thought.

In this Beast World, even though females held a supreme status and possessed countless societal resources...

...what was the result? They were supported by males, seemingly living lives of abundance and leisure.

But in truth, they slowly lost the ability to care for themselves and, bit by bit, lost their sense of self.

Even among the many noble females, competition over males was still rampant.

They seemed glamorous on the surface, but deep down, they couldn’t shake the mindset of centering their lives around males.

Females didn’t truly occupy the high ground.

Wasn’t it true that even a piece of trash like Sai’er could bounce between different noble females, wrapping them all around his little finger?

Bi Yue looked a little lost. "Step away from the world of males?"

Bai Su nodded. "Yeah. Don’t you want to build a career of your own?"

Bi Yue shook her head. "Females don’t need their own careers. After we get married, we just need to find a few males to support us. We don’t have to worry about making a living."

Bai Su asked, "And after you’re being supported?"

Bi Yue replied, "We have children."

Bai Su pressed, "And then?"

Bi Yue faltered.

Bai Su continued, "Were you going to say that you’d take the males’ money and go have fun? That you wouldn’t have to worry about a thing and could just play all day?"

This was the biggest flaw in how the Federation managed its females. It seemed to place them on a pedestal, satisfying their every need.

But in reality, it completely ignored their mental health. Bai Su suspected this was why many females had shorter lifespans than males.

Bi Yue stared blankly at Bai Su. "I don’t completely understand what you’re saying, but it sounds a little scary."

Bai Su found this amusing. "All I said was not to tie your whole heart and soul to males. Is that so scary?"

Bi Yue said, "But I don’t know what else I could possibly do."

Bai Su asked, "Weren’t you a commander in the military before?"

Bi Yue answered, "That was to show that I was different from other females. It made it easier to attract more exceptional males..."

Bai Su was speechless. "...Right."

Bi Yue seemed to vaguely grasp what she was trying to say, but she couldn’t put it into words. "You..."

Bai Su said, "I think you should start by finding out what you’re genuinely interested in."

Bi Yue blurted out, "Can I come work at your restaurant?"

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