Jiang Jiang is a frail little cub. From the start, her mother mistakes her for dead and buries her in the ground. Jiang Jiang thinks she has restarted her life this way.
Who knew she would be lucky enough to wake up? Jiang Jiang pokes her head out of the dirt, looking a little dazed.
Where is her mom? Where is her super huge mom?!
There is no mom, only a tiger nearby that accidentally stepped on her.
Jiang Jiang limps around, crawling this way and that on the ground.
The tiger looks left and right, scratches its ears and face, then finally picks her up in its mouth and carries her away.
"Jiang Jiang, you should eat more meat and fewer fruits!" says the tiger.
Jiang Jiang pretends to limp, walking back and forth.
"Jiang Jiang, you look lovely even without braids," says the tiger.
Jiang Jiang pretends to limp, crawling back and forth.
"Jiang Jiang, you can't play in the water when you're sick."
Jiang Jiang pretends to limp, crawling back and forth.
Tiger: ...Are you ever going to stop?
There are no reviews yet. This book gives me the feeling of being translated from a foreign book. I don't know how to describe it. It's weird, but it's still quite good.