This time the protagonist is not a human, she is a little hen. Who stipulates that the protagonist of a novel must be human? I have written a novel with a mosquito as the protagonist before. This time the protagonist is a little hen. I hope everyone can remember that she has a nice name called Spot.
Spot is a chicken raised in the factory that lays eggs. Her fate should have been the same as everyone else's. She would lay eggs every day, eat, then sleep, and finally wait for the fate of being eliminated, ending her short life. Laying hens typically live only one year. This little hen is different from other chickens. She was almost eliminated soon after she was born. However, she escaped the terrible elimination and slaughter. She was chased by big dogs, fought with other hens, was isolated, and received sincere love. Many magical characters appear here, such as the witch grandma, and the great wizard who can always communicate with spots, but cannot see them. This is a chicken with a legendary life. Now I will take you into her story.
Purpose: sublimation of life