After being reborn in the interstellar age, Bo Ge, who had been stranded on a desolate planet for eighteen years, secretly cobbled together a VR headset behind his adoptive father's back.
On the first day of the game, Bo Ge rescued an orange cat from an extreme environment. The cat could turn into a human. Facing the cat's disbelieving gaze, Bo Ge couldn't help asking:
"Didn't your father make you practice identifying several kinds of poison every day?"
"No..."
"Did you undergo training in kidnapping and enslavement?"
"No..."
"Have you tried communicating with animals, and learned to hold a basic conversation?"
"What the hell..." The orange cat's round face twisted. "Are you a princess or something?"
After learning that in the interstellar age, humans were pampered and cherished, weren't killed by cosmic radiation when they went outside, and even had partners assigned to them by the Alliance, Bo Ge, who had spent every day struggling to survive, fell into deep thought.
(That old bastard! I knew I shouldn't have believed a word he said!)
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Lie Beishuang had been waiting to have a partner assigned to him since adulthood, but after seven straight years without a match, he finally lost his temper and joined the Interstellar War. Once he'd risen to the top, he resolved to change Alliance law and abolish the idiotic partner-matching system.
In his eighth year as Chief, with the amendment about to pass, the matching System notified him: You have successfully matched. Your 99.9% compatible human is requesting a call.
Unable to resist seeing what the partner he'd waited eighteen years for looked like, Lie Beishuang pressed the connect button with a cold expression, ready to explain his strong opposition to the Alliance's partner-matching system.
In the 3D projection, a pale, clear-eyed human boy with black hair and eyes sat beside a desk, chin propped on one hand. He tilted his head with innocent curiosity. "Uncle, I heard your original form is a leopard. Can I pet you?"
Looking at the boy's lovely collarbones, Lie Beishuang lost control and let his tail show. It was fluffy, and very long.
Bo Ge had thought that after they married, he'd get to pet a big cat every day. But now he was being pinned down by the big cat and enthusiastically sniffed, while the giant cat paw, as big as a cooking pot, rested against him. Bo Ge, nearly sniffed bald, shed tears of regret.
Upcoming story: "Jiujiu Isn't a Child Bride Chicken." Please add it to your reading list. I'll beg and roll around cutely for your support!
With a piece of broken eggshell on its head, Jiujiu tried hard to open its eyes and look around. The family had nothing, its parents were old, and the family of three survived each day by drinking the northwest wind.
Thinking life couldn't go on like this, Jiujiu set off on its short little legs, flapping its wings to find work. On the way, it was picked up by a group of elderly tourists out enjoying the scenery.
"Let's make chicken soup," said the old man kindly.
Jiujiu: What did you say? Say that again?
"My grandson needs a companion. Why not make it a child bride chicken for our family?" Another old man stroked his beard, a gleam in his eye.
"Let it choose for itself."
Standing at the crossroads of chicken life, Jiujiu decisively chose to live.
That night, Jiujiu was placed in a gift box and dressed up beautifully. After staring at the cold, aloof big shot for three seconds, it was grabbed by its little claws, held upside down, and flicked into a corner with one finger.
Jiujiu was so angry it cursed all night.
From then on, Jiujiu made its home in the big shot's pocket. Every day, the man squeezed it, flicked it, pinched it, stroked it, teased it, pressed it down, and rolled it around for fun, until Jiujiu started molting.
The big shot: "Where did this feather duster come from?"
Jiujiu was just a tiny bit away from death. Fortunately, its father found the runaway Jiujiu and took it home, where he explained everything.
"We're Vermilion Birds. We don't need to eat. We weren't drinking the northwest wind before, either. We were absorbing the essence of the sun and moon. We're so old because we spent a thousand years hatching you, and it wore us out. We're rich, and we have antiques we couldn't spend in several hundred years... Also, I heard you've already sold yourself to be a child bride chicken?"
Jiujiu closed its eyes and shed tears of sudden wealth and regret.
Theme: Protect the environment and care for small animals.
River Pearl
This Game Is So Much Fun
Sparrow Zero Seven
What Bad Intentions Could a Best Friend Have?
I Really Can't Teach My Childhood Friend Anymore
I Became Famous After Seeking Survival with a Child [From Ancient Times to the Present]
Face Blindness Makes Dating Impossible
Where's My Wife?!
Reborn, the Dragon Sucked Me Bald
Master Spits Up Three Pints of Blood Every Day
Ji Ji Isn't a Broiler Chicken
The Demon King Is Forced to Work Every Day
Finished reading! I don't think this book is very popular, but I actually think it's well written. I came all the way to comment, and I was a little sad to see that the comment area was quite lonely. The comments were all from a year ago. In fact, I think the ending is almost boring. For me, the protagonist's emotions are well written, with ups and downs. Personally, I think I like cookies very much~ The emotions are well written, madam!! (My wife's car drives really well eh eh eh) However, for the general environment, there are still some places where it is rushed. First, this is an ending that surprised me. I didn't expect that the biggest BOSS in the whole story would end like this. Uh-huh. Although there was some foreshadowing, I was undoubtedly a little disappointed. To be honest, I don't understand her motives. Is it just to live forever and control the future? There is a lot of foreshadowing, game by game. I thought I could write her story, for example, she once had a tragic past (.), Etc., At least let me understand the reason why she suddenly wanted to tell fortunes despite her good status (.) Or is she pursuing a higher level? The second is that I want to see more things actually. For example, about humans and robots. I don't think this can be explained simply. The three laws of robots that even human patriarchs don't know about, the efforts and sacrifices made time and again in the history of robots, the birth of conscious robots and NPCs (will they become an independent race in the future), and the mysterious secrets for the races left by primitive humans to gain a foothold... These are all what I want to know. Maybe Madam should slow down a bit and flesh out this article. As for the characters, I think many people's characters are very good, such as the story of the elf prince and elf princess, the characters of other races such as dwarves, and even the adoptive father Wheelman. I think they can also be polished. If their story becomes a copy and an event just right for Gugu to participate, I think Gugu will understand more of the background of this era. Also, regarding the second world, some things I thought did not appear. When I first entered the second world, I thought Gugu was a growth-oriented protagonist with a high starting point and room for improvement. At least I thought he could get more experience in the second space. One problem is Gugu's force value. If you only rely on the few places mentioned in the article, this setting is a bit thin. If Duoduo describes how Gugu can dominate the second world without Mimi, I think he will be able to prove himself even more. There are also some minor problems (not necessarily the author's "problems". I read it in one sitting, so maybe I didn't pay much attention to it): Let's just say, what is that egg? Will it turn into an apple when it hatches??? And there is another one, which is actually the same problem mentioned above about the second world. Gugu has so many skills and equipment, and it would be a waste not to carefully write down the battle scenes of becoming stronger!! I remember that Gugu also has a skill that can resurrect the souls in the second world (probably). I thought it could play an important role... Speaking of the Lie family, the ones I want to complain about are Lie Lanyang and Mrs. An Mei. . To be honest, I still don't quite understand this idea. Maybe it's because of my personality, but I don't think I need to care about Mimi's biological mother. I feel that if I am An Mei, I might be more willing to accept Mimi. On the one hand, this is not the product of cheating, and Mimi is also a victim and innocent. On the other hand, I think Mimi is good enough, and I have reason to like him. Of course, even if this child grows up to be mediocre, I think I will take on the task of raising him. (Off-topic) I think it's okay to use tsundere to explain it, but the writing is a bit unclear: An Mei initially disliked and even said she hated Mimi, but later she told Gu Gu that she would become "We don't want to come to me if the child doesn't get close to me." Actually, I don't hate him in my heart." After Mimi tried to show her kindness, she began to murmur to her husband again, wondering, "This child will get better now that he has a spouse. Did we treat him too badly before?" She also said that Mimi had given her a birthday gift when she was three years old. To be honest, I was a little speechless when I saw this. She ruined people's feelings by giving gifts to Mimi when she was three years old, and now she suddenly wakes up when they give her a ride at the age of thirty-six?? And then, why can NPCs fuse with people? This is very unreasonable, right SOS. According to Wheelman's situation, it seems that after fusion, he can still choose to stay in the second world as an NPC. Then can he also choose to stay in the second world as his own identity? Even younger, I thought that at Sister Flounder's place, Mimi mentioned that "some professors would jointly make money with surrounding merchants", and then contacted the previous merchants to complain to Flounder's tutor, and the tutor went to persuade Flounder. I thought that this tutor here could still lead to something. There are too few descriptions of the human race. I thought that the brother and sister Manjuan Shishu Xi and Singing and Drinking could be more detailed, introduce their sister, go to their house to play, etc., Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc., And they can be extended into copies. There are many more places, too many examples to list. At the end of the day, I just have a taste for it. After all, I'm not the one writing the book. My brain can re-create so many ideas, which shows that the author is very capable! At least I am willing to watch it and imagine a more ideal world in my mind. Thank you, madam, and I look forward to your growth!!
I feel like the ending is very rough and rushed, and there are still a lot of things left unfinished. It would be great if it could be expanded upon. Oh, really.
I stayed up all night to finish it. I think it's pretty good. The important thing is that there are no locked chapters.
Is that little girl the new queen of the Zerg! Is the "her" in the little girl's mouth the silly villain Laplace?
I really want to know, is there no plan to return to the ancestral star? 🥺
I think about the novel Nine-Year-Old Little Queen from ten years ago
I originally wanted to save it for the summer vacation, but I couldn't resist www, it's so good! However, the handling of the villain boos is a bit sloppy www
Hello, see you in the next book.
It feels like An An also traveled through time (σ≧?≦)σ
Hahahahaha An An is so cute