The Animals Awaken

In the forest, the tiger made the rules.

It issued an animal code.

It introduced a two-shift work system, operating around the clock.

It opened a forest bank.

And it exploited the weaker animals.

The animals were being squeezed until they could barely breathe. When the dog clan, Hah, finally could not take it anymore, they stood up and led the weaker animals in overthrowing the rules the tiger had made. From then on, the forest's work system changed to a five-hour workday. The animal hospital stopped charging for medical insurance, and animal factories no longer dared to impose twenty-hour workdays.

Animals had to pay forest grain taxes.

Animals had to pay forest medical insurance.

Animals had to pay forest air taxes.

Animals had to pay forest road fees.

Animals had to pay company and personal taxes.

Animals who violated the forest marriage law by cheating were sentenced to be cut in half.

Animals were sent to rehabilitation centers and labor camps for reform.

For disobedient animals, there was only one way out: death.

Exploitation at every level.

Oppression at every level.

The Tiger King went to war with the forces of the outer forests.