Even After Transmigrating to a Primitive Jungle, I Still Have to Walk the Dog [Interstellar]

Recently, a short video spread rapidly across the Star Network and drew widespread attention.

The video was sped up and lasted just over twenty seconds. It showed a human woman fighting an ice-type star beast on even terms, gradually gaining the upper hand.

A little over ten seconds later, the star beast fell. The surrounding insects, fish, birds, and beasts scattered in every direction, leaving the battlefield in ruins.

After killing a high-ranking star beast with astonishing speed, the girl panted heavily, her limbs trembling. Without taking a moment to rest, she led a dog out from behind a tree.

Right there at the battlefield, she started walking the dog, wobbling with every step.

Just then, the weather suddenly changed. Strong winds roared, lightning flashed and thunder boomed, and rain poured down.

The girl was soaked to the skin, swaying in the storm, miserable, pitiful, and down on her luck.

The little dog, however, happily frolicked in the wind and rain. It even bounced over to the star beast's corpse, braced against the gale, lifted its hind leg, and peed twice to mark its territory.

Netizens left a string of highly upvoted comments.

[So strong, uh, no, such a miserable dog walker?]

[What, do you have to kill a star beast for fun before walking your dog?]

[The star beast never expected that even after dying, a dog would claim its territory!]

[The least pressure-sensitive little dog on the Star Network be like:]

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At first, Xu Yi thought she and her little dog had transmigrated to a primeval jungle, and struggled to survive in the wilderness with the dog.

Later, after she'd nearly beaten this primeval jungle level, she found out she had transmigrated to an interstellar world.

The planet she'd thought was a primeval jungle was one of the most dangerous wasteland planets in the interstellar world.

Xu Yi: So this isn't wilderness survival? It's survival in a demonic hellscape, haha, sob sob sob ╥﹏╥

Theme: Even in adversity, live well.