National Treasure Scams: Its Keeper Goes Viral Online

When a villainess awakens an affinity with animals, the national treasures all pretend to be injured just to get adopted! Qiao An’an transmigrates into a book and becomes a cruel animal keeper who abuses animals. When she opens her eyes, she’s handcuffed inside the panda enclosure. The entire internet is accusing her of electrocuting the national treasure, and the zoo director is ready to fire her and kick her out Then the panda cub who should hate her suddenly wraps its paws around her leg and cries in a baby voice, “Mama!” From then on, the zoo’s whole vibe goes off the rails: The aloof snow leopard refuses to eat for three days, accepting meat only when she feeds it by hand; The fierce Northeast tiger acts tough by day, then crawls into her bed and snores at night; A golden snub-nosed monkey steals the keys to help her open the cages, then swipes a professor’s research report on the way out; A golden eagle patrols the skies, specifically targeting the wigs of online haters... Zoology professor Gu Shiye stays up all night writing a report: “158 Anomalies That Defy Biology.” He stares at Qiao An’an, surrounded by the national treasures. “Who exactly are you?” The heroine scratches her head. “Maybe... a Disney princess who escaped from the zoo?” [Reader’s Guide] ✔ Adorable animal ensemble, sweet and satisfying face-slapping, every national treasure is a little drama queen ✔ The aloof male lead’s daily unraveling: “You should give me half of the time you spend petting the tiger.” ✔ An unconventional take on punishing scumbags, including the iconic scene where the golden snub-nosed monkey steals all the villainess’s jewelry Once her animal-keeping skills reach the highest level National Center for Endangered Species: “Please come work as a special expert!” A top-tier star zoo: “A salary of ten million a year, and you can pet any animal you like!” Qiao An’an hugs the panda tight. “I’m not going. My babies would get jealous.” Behind her, Professor Gu quietly pulls out their marriage certificate. “Right. I’m part of her family too.”