Animal Literature
Su Tang, a 26-year-old senior social worker, died suddenly late at night after completing the revision of the 27th version of the plan.
When she opened her eyes again, she turned into a newly weaned honey badger baby, being stared at by African wild dogs as if they were looking for food reserves.
Good news: Her brain is still a human brain.
Bad news: The animals on the grassland thought the honey badger had a brain damaged by the sun.
The wild dog taught her to hunt, and she let the prey go; the old elephant taught her to find water, and she buried her head in the water and blew bubbles... Su Tang was devastated: I'm not mentally retarded, I'm just a light-bodied social animal!
The dry season is coming. In order to survive, Su Tang decided to rely on human wisdom to get a long-term meal ticket.
She focused on Gu Linshen, the person in charge of the reserve camp who had a cold face, didn't like to talk, and had a lonely figure.
So, one rainy night, a baby honey badger fell "accurately" at the door of Gu Linshen's tent, starting her shameless daily life in the Lai family.
Gu Linshen thought he had picked up a wild animal, but little did he know that he had picked up his only "family" in the world.
This is the story of a useless social animal who transforms into a guy with a crew cut and uses the clumsiest and most ridiculous way to melt a piece of ice.
Two-way redemption has nothing to do with love. The whole world thought they crossed species, only he knew that she was just his family.
Reader comments
The flat-headed guy has both human will and the determination to get into the workforce, and he tries to sneak into the male protagonist's family. I think this is very interesting. The scene where the honey badgers compete for favor over the family's second child is really funny. But it cannot be denied that his plot is very compact. Wave after wave of poaching teams and wave after wave of rescues are a bit visual fatigue.
The flat-headed guy has both human will and the determination to get into the workforce, and he tries to sneak into the male protagonist's family. I think this is very interesting. The scene where the honey badgers compete for favor over the family's second child is really funny. But it cannot be denied that his plot is very compact. Wave after wave of poaching teams and wave after wave of rescues are a bit visual fatigue.
Beautiful, quite touching