He Cen only wanted to honor his dear friend's last request and raise the kid into a tree that wasn't too crooked. After all, he'd never raised a child before, and he had no plans to push him to become a dragon. But somehow, the tree didn't grow crooked; it bent, and stubbornly bent right toward him.
Young Master Ling Hanbei talked back to heaven and earth, but he didn't dare talk back to the uncle in the wheelchair who bossed him around. After a while, he finally realized he was just a coward, a coward to his core. He'd fallen for the uncle.
This is a story about letting a wolf into the house: a touching tale of a young wolf pup carefully maneuvering to make his uncle accept his offer of himself.
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Theme:
Uncle He, if you are jealous, the little wolf cub will be very happy?
Angry! He's father is so old and still so stubborn, criticizing his old son who was injured for the country. Are you sad for Uncle Cen?
It's over... Although I can't bear to let it go, let's just wait for the sequel.
Uncle He, if you don't tell the little wolf cub, he will cry!
Are there any more surprises?
Happy Cat Mooncake Day!
I also wish the cats a happy Mid-Autumn Festival!
Alas, luckily there is a little bamboo pole who understands my little uncle. I feel sorry for my little uncle, it's not easy to raise a wolf cub.
My little uncle is afraid of going to the toilet after drinking too much water.
The little wolf cub turned into a little bastard? Uncle