Streamer, Call It Off! The Animals Are About to Take Over the Planet

After graduating from college, Tang Feng took over the small zoo his father had left him. It was too tiny to make ends meet.

So he began researching robotic animals that only needed electricity and didn’t have to be fed such expensive food every day.

He started livestreaming to sell the robotic animals, earning money to support the few old-timers still living at the zoo.

But the robotic animals he put on display were astonishing.

A frigatebird that could fly at 4,000 kilometers per hour. Was it really just for delivering packages?

A loyal dog, a great helper for guarding the house and protecting the yard.

A robotic cat, the best at catching mice and keeping you company.

Those were all understandable, but what was a prehistoric mammoth doing there?

The military: "C-could that robotic bird record video? It’d be perfect if we could put a nuclear warhead inside it."

The Animal Administration: "If you’re making robotic animals, fine, but why make them so realistic? Now we have to keep our eyes on the screens all day."

Foreign Affairs: "Could you stop making robotic versions of other countries’ national treasures? They’re practically extinct over there, and we’ve got one in everyone’s hands. Is that really appropriate?"

Then one day, Godzilla and King Kong appeared in Tang Feng’s livestream.

The whole world was shaken.

There’s no way those things are fake... right???

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.