Panda, Let Go of That Bamboo

Xu Zhuhuang, a Nan bamboo spirit born during the Qianlong era, awakened in the Republic of China period, and became a spirit after the founding of the People's Republic. He's one of the "Four Nothings" youths: no car, no home, no education, and no useful skill. He's come from the remote mountains of Fujian, where he grew up, to the capital, hoping his neighbor Second Brother can help him find a job.

He never expected that the job Second Brother described as providing meals and lodging, late-night snacks, five types of social insurance and a housing fund, and paid annual leave would be working as a plant in a botanical garden and zoo.

Well, a plant is a plant. Jobs are hard to come by these days. But the botanical garden and zoo is way too dangerous. There's a Guangzhou demon who wants to eat him whenever its food runs out, and his roommate is a giant panda whose entire bamboo family is on the menu!

Pan An: I'm lazy and greedy. I love apples, pears, tender leaves, and bamboo shoots, but I'm a good panda.

Bring home a bamboo plant in summer, and by the following spring you'll have a whole room full of bamboo shoots!

Practice proves that a two-hundred-year-old little bamboo spirit is the tastiest: crisp and juicy, with plenty of bounce!

Currently serializing: "The Struggling Student's History"

Other completed works: "(ABO) Atypical Heat" and "The Actor and His Little Idol (ABO)"

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