Lin Ran transmigrates into a parallel world and unexpectedly binds to a Divine Animal Rearing System. Animals can become gods as long as they gain enough “human affection points.”
The System claims that once one hundred animals in her zoo become gods, she can return to her original world and save her parents, who died in a car accident.
When Lin Ran and the zoo animals hear the news, they all go wild!
The once mighty, imperious king of the forest gives visitors a fawning look: “I’m very docile! All that talk about tigers attacking people is just a rumor. Riding a tiger is a blast. Want to give it a try?”
Even the foul-mouthed parrot flies over to perch on a visitor's shoulder, opening its beak to rattle off one auspicious saying after another: “May our honored guests have money rolling in and blessings aplenty! May you attract wealth and treasure, and enjoy good luck for a lifetime! May your business prosper and your wallet never run dry...”
The soft, timid little red panda, usually a bit socially anxious, also breaks with character, tilting its head and reaching out both paws to ask visitors for a hug.
Nearby, the giant panda lazily looks up at its colleagues coming up with all sorts of gimmicks, turns away disdainfully, and picks up a bamboo stalk from the ground to munch on. As it chews, it waves hello to the visitors.
The visitors go wild at the sight: “It waved at me! So cute!! I love it so much!!!”
The capybara quietly lying in a corner watches the frenzy with complete indifference. It couldn't care less: Whatever. If I become a god, great. If not, so be it...
Seeing the animals want to slack off because the workload is too much, Lin Ran hurries over to give them a pep talk: “Don’t you want to become gods? There are so many benefits! Come on! Get moving!”
