Daily Life on the Farm: Exposing Animals Starting from the South China Tiger

Chen Ze has his own farm. At the beginning there was only a two-acre pond, three geese, two ducks, and a dog. Later, there were small civet cubs and a 2-meter-long king cobra. Until the addition of the South China tiger, the farm began to undergo new changes. It is precisely because of the addition of the South China Tiger that Chen Ze went from being Brother Chen at the dinner party to becoming Master Chen in everyone's mouth! Director Ding: "Master Chen, the Forestry Bureau wants to make a documentary. Can I borrow your venue? It's paid!" Ranger Lao Ruan: "Master Chen, wolf cubs have been rampant recently. Can you get me some tiger urine so I can wipe it on my body for self-defense?" Ranger Lao Liu: "Master Chen, the wild boars are overrun. When will we let the tigers come to eliminate the disaster?" Xiao Li from the rescue station: "Master Chen, I can't save this animal, can you help me?" The wine jug left over from a dinner party was bought by a wealthy businessman who returned home for two million. Chen Ze's happy farm life began... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.