On his first day back at his old mountain home, Ye Zhou was adopted by a fluffy “big orange cat.”
The South China tiger cub he’d rescued in the rain was a bona fide little shadow.
When Ye Zhou cooked, it sat under the stove drooling. When he worked the fields, it rolled around in the mud. Even when he went to the bathroom, it waited outside, howling.
With no other choice, Ye Zhou started a livestream.
He thought people would come to admire the beautiful scenery, but the whole internet fell for this timid, adorable tiger!
“Oh my gosh, it got scared by a rooster and bounced right into the air!”
“It got so mad when it couldn’t catch a grasshopper that it stuck its head in a flowerpot. Is this really the king of beasts?”
“Look at its pink paw pads! Streamer, please let me squish them!”
To earn enough food for this big eater, Ye Zhou frantically unlocked skills on his [Mountain Home Livestream System] skill tree.
[Master Chef] made one home-cooked meal earn him a hundred rockets from a wealthy viewer.
[High-Yield Seeds] made the tomatoes he grew sell out within three seconds of going on sale.
As time passed, more and more animals showed up in the courtyard: the silly roe deer Two Dullards, who ran into walls three times a day; the aloof owl Nightlight; a greedy little orange cat...
Ye Zhou reclined in a wicker chair in the courtyard, the tiger asleep on his chest, with a sky full of stars for company.
Viewers wept with envy, drooling as they watched: Now that’s what a high-quality retirement looks like!
It looks okay.
Wow wow wow so touching
In the beginning, the grandfather dies, and the protagonist is still worried that he has no money to buy a coffin. There is no funeral plot later. Where did this book be copied from, piece by piece?
AI article, no refinement, repetitive content