Uncle Xie's Daily Birdkeeping

Flirty, teasing, but a lifelong single photographer gong who is a bking with no children × a strong, beautiful, pure-hearted, shy, pink-haired long-tailed broadbill shou

With the economy in a slump, he was laid off and didn't even get his severance pay. Depressed, renowned photographer Xie Baiyi decided to head to the southwest to clear his mind and take up bird photography as the first step toward becoming a content creator.

As it turned out, when you're down on your luck, even a sip of cold water can go down the wrong way.

An hour after checking into the guesthouse, the owner knocked him out.

Three hours after checking in, he got his first mediation agreement.

Five hours after checking in, he was dragging someone off to turn themselves in again.

Xie Baiyi began to wonder if he had checked into some kind of shady establishment.

The guesthouse owner was a complete oddball: pink hair, a face like spring blossoms, and a kick that could send someone flying two meters and eighty centimeters.

Yet around Xie Baiyi, he was so gentle and obedient it was unbelievable.

Xie Baiyi liked the contrast and was just about to shamelessly flirt with the beauty when he saw him grab a spider and shove it into his mouth.

"..."

"Holy crap, don't come near me!!!"

His first crush crashed and burned, and Xie Baiyi decided he was destined to stay single. He prepared to be a lifelong bachelor.

But in the end, he still lost to the signals of his own heart.

With a beauty in his arms, soft and fragrant, and not a single trace of a mosquito or spider anywhere in the house, he couldn't help exclaiming:

"Wow, this is great!"

This book is also known as:

"Wasn't I Supposed to Photograph Birds? How Did I End Up Photographing My Wife?"

"My Subject Went from Birds to Humans, and Uncle Xie Has Something to Say"

The gong is a photographer. The shou is a long-tailed broadbill, a very cute and pretty little pink bird.

Partly a slice-of-life story about running a business. Both are virgins, and they only have each other. HE.

A few things to know before reading:

1. The characters aren't based on real people. Please don't project anyone onto them.

2. Don't worry too much about the geography. It's fictional, so just enjoy the story.

3. The names were made up on the spot. Any resemblance is purely coincidental.

4. This is a slow-burn story. I don't accept writing advice.

I write novels online because I want to be emperor! (hands on hips)

Theme: Protecting animals is everyone's responsibility.