Do Huskies Have to Farm Too?

Other people start with a Kun and spend the rest of the game devouring everything. Qu Yanhe starts with a husky and spends the rest of the game watching it wreck everything.

It demolishes the wooden cabin from the System until all that's left is a thatched hut. It pulls up the green onions in the field, thinking they're weeds. Qu Yanhe says they'll eat the home-raised chicks once they're grown, but then softens and lets them run away.

Qu Yanhe is so angry his teeth ache. If the doctor hadn't said this game could treat his illness, he would've quit already! But the System assigned this husky as his husband, so he can only spoil it. What else can he do?

He thought the husky would always be against him, until one day Qu Yanhe accidentally kissed it. After that, everything changed.

Qu Yanhe looks at the mountain, half-bald after being ravaged by fire. He and the husky have slowly transformed the barren land into a place filled with birdsong and flowers. Various vegetables grow in front of the house, and an expansive orchard lies behind it. Fish leap and dragons play in the stream, once full of ash. Cows and sheep graze calmly on the grass. In high spirits, he grabs a shovel and takes the husky down into a mine, ready to dig up a crystal vein and trade it for a tractor.

The husky no longer sneaks up and stabs him in the back. Instead, it fusses over him every day, as if it wants to swallow him whole and keep him tucked away. It makes Qu Yanhe meals during the day, even firing up the barbecue by the river. At night, it harvests vegetables, sows seeds, and waters the crops. On weekends, it takes him for a ride in the tractor.

Qu Yanhe thinks the husky's brain is broken, but the husky holds a flower in its mouth and winks at him. "Wifey, they say kissing makes you pregnant. When will our baby be born?"

Qu Yanhe: "..."

Qu Yanhe never imagined that his childhood neighbor, who had become a vegetable in real life, would regain the ability to move. Wanting to help Qu Yanhe, who was busy caring for both his parents, he kindly took the man home. One night, he was woken by a noise.

Can someone tell him why this person sits at home waiting for him to come back every day, and if he doesn't come home, squats on the ground and howls at the sky?

Is he an idiot?

Wait! No, that's not right!

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