I Understand Animal Language at the Beginning, and the National Treasures Line up to Defect to Me.

Qin Mu drove back to his hometown, a small village at the foot of the Qinling Mountains that was almost forgotten. The old house left behind by my grandfather comes with three acres of land and half a hillside, enough for him to build a small ecological garden. I originally planned to raise a few chickens and ducks, grow some organic vegetables, and live a life without looking at KPIs. Until when he was repairing the firewood shed of his old house, he accidentally touched a dark blue stone embedded in the root of the wall. There was a "ding" in his head - he thought he had a cerebral infarction. It turned out not to be. From that day on, he could hear animals talking. The old hen in the yard scolded him for stale corn. The wild cats in the back hill thought there was draft under his roof. He thought he was under too much pressure and was hallucinating, until early one morning, he heard a weak voice from the back mountain, "I'm so hungry, I'm so cold, where is my mother?" Following the sound, I found a leopard cub curled up in the grass. It was so thin that its ribs were clearly defined. Qin Mu hesitated for three seconds, then put the cub in his arms and took him home. He nursed the baby, kept it warm, and got up three times in the middle of the night to see if the baby was breathing. After the little leopard regained his energy, the first complete sentence he said was: "This two-legged beast is so warm, it is more comfortable than a crack between stones." The problem starts to spiral out of control from here. The scent of the little leopard remained in the yard. Three days later, a pregnant golden monkey climbed over the wall and confidently occupied his tool room as a delivery room. Qin Mu heard her say to the baby in her belly: "It's safe here, that two-legged beast is not vicious." Then there was a couple of crested ibises. They thought it was too windy on the mountain and built a nest directly on the shelf where he was drying corn.