The Little Ones Collector's Guide

Ye Xiaobai thinks the smartest thing he ever did was carry a book and scam a human.

After surviving the most dangerous part of childhood, he transformed into human form and confidently went up to greet him. "Hey, hubby!" Dog holding a rose in its mouth.jpg

And then... Ye Zhizhi smacked him back into dog form without changing expression.

Late that night, the wronged dog howled and cried in the courtyard. "Do you even know what you're rejecting? The love of a god!"

Ye Zhizhi: Oh. So, are you going to sleep or not?

Ye Xiaobai: ...Sob, sob. I'll sleep after I finish crying.

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A dog scammed his way into her life!

After transmigrating, Ye Zhizhi opened a nursery for little ones. From then on, she lived a carefree, retired-official lifestyle, raising cubs and getting her fill of cuddles.

Ye Zhizhi: I'm not being fickle. I just want to give every little one in the world a home :D

Only... there was a little mishap.

"Why are you two fighting again? Go stand facing the wall."

There's the dog, who throws a loud tantrum if she shows even the slightest favoritism to another cub, and the cat, who acts aloof but blushes when she calls him baby. Every day, they stage a cat-and-dog battle over which of them she likes best.

"Kids, let's not ask the impossible of the mouse, okay? Give him a break."

The fox has an extreme case of social butterfly syndrome and thinks everyone likes him. He insists on befriending the extremely antisocial mouse, only to scare him into tears every time.

"Kid, how many times have I told you? You may both be bears, but you don't eat the same things! Look, you've nearly made him cry from hunger!"

The food-obsessed giant panda insists on sharing his bamboo with the polar bear next door. When the polar bear won't eat it, the panda gets so worked up he keeps squeaking, and ends up making the polar bear lose weight from hunger.

Ye Zhizhi slumps down on the floor, looking utterly worn out, regretting for the 101st time that she let a certain dog's appearance fool her into accepting this mess.

Note:

1. This is actually a story about raising little ones. The background and settings are the author's own, and there's a cub love triangle. It's a slice-of-life story.

2. The author has no brain and the writing is amateurish, so please be kind.

3. The couple is the dog in the blurb, but there won't be any romance before he reaches adulthood. They only start dating once he's grown up.

Theme: Every little one deserves to be treated with kindness.