Film and TV Crossover: A Liu Tao Collection

Work One: The Biography of Gou Xiaobai (Completed) The story of Liu Tao and the stray dog he took in Blurb: Gou Xiaobai can feel the overwhelming malice this world holds for him. Why, you ask? Because he transmigrated. Normally, transmigration should be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, but... what if you transmigrate as a dog? Gou Xiaobai sat on the riverbank, gazing up at the sky at a 45-degree angle, close to tears. Gou Xiaobai can feel the overwhelming malice this world holds for him. Not only because he transmigrated as a dog, but because he transmigrated as a stray puppy. How is a puppy with no mother or owner to protect it supposed to survive in this world? The river breeze blew past, making Gou Xiaobai shiver with cold. Damn it, why does everyone else thrive after transmigrating, while I have to suffer this crap! Gou Xiaobai angrily slapped the ground with his front paw... Damn, who threw that nail there! Work Two: The Daily Lives of the Little Demon Kings Tan Dad and His Little Demon King Strictly speaking, this isn't a work related to Liu Tao. The protagonists are Tan Zongming and the daughter of Andy and Baozi. A slice-of-life short story, featuring the Andy-Tan pairing. Work Three: A Collection of Andy and Simon Short Stories All Andy's past might have needed was a cup of warm milk or a night-light left on for her. Simon is the child of Andy's adoptive parents. You can think of him as a characterization-breaking version of Bo Jinyan, or as a transmigrator who likes Andy. Simon isn't the focus. The point is that someone was there to protect Andy before Old Tan appeared.