Transmigration in the Book: I Rely on Raising Cubs to Upgrade My System

[My ongoing novel next door, Copy and Paste My Way Through the Cultivation World, is also available. Give it a read!]

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Blurb:

The cat demon Ye Susu opens her eyes and finds herself a single mother trying to abandon her child.

The timid, quiet little bun will grow up starved of love and become the novel’s corrupted final villain!

[Ding! The Save the Nation’s Flowers System is activated!]

[Task 1: Teach the child an ancient poem.]

Ye Susu: Saving my little one is my duty! Baby, repeat after me: “Goose, goose, goose...”

Ye Xiaobao says nothing and throws a piggy plushie at her.

Ye Susu: ...If I don’t lose my temper, you’ll think I’m a pushover!

Like a mother cat disciplining her kitten, she grabs Ye Xiaobao by the scruff and pins him against her side!

Ye Susu: You can scream your lungs out, but no one’s coming to save you!

[Ding! Task complete! The child’s corruption value has decreased by 1!]

Ye Susu: ???

Not long afterward, Ye Susu notices that her tall, handsome roommate and landlord is getting stranger and stranger.

Why does he look more and more like her own Ye Xiaobao?

How did the salesman she was promised turn into that mysterious CEO, one of the top ten richest men, who supposedly keeps his distance from women?

Ugh!

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It takes Li Jun five years to confirm that, after a drunken night, he has a son somewhere out in the world.

His son is sensitive and mildly autistic.

He decides to slowly enter his son’s world under the guise of being the landlord uncle.

But a month later...

Ye Susu: Baby, who’s the prettiest person in the world? Who’s the cutest? Who do you love most?

Ye Xiaobao: Mommy! Mommy! Mommy!

Li Jun: ...???

Premise: On the importance of family education