Raising Babies in the Interstellar Age

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After failing her tribulation, sunflower spirit Ye Kui discovered that she had transmigrated to an interstellar era of beastfolk.

She became the director of a little children's orphanage on a remote, barren, economically backward planet on the verge of closing down.

Seeing the three tiny, skinny children in the orphanage, hungry and poorly dressed, Ye Kui's heart broke.

Ye Kui: Boohoo, if nobody else will raise these little ones, I will!

The sunflower spirit wholeheartedly took on the glorious task of raising the children, determined to help the three little ones grow up adorable and chubby-cheeked.

So Ye Kui set about clearing the land, plowing, and planting, determined to give the children a better life.

As all kinds of fresh vegetables and fruits appeared on this barren land, the remote, desolate planet came back to life.

One afternoon, not long afterward, Ye Kui was baking a sweet apple pie in the kitchen when she clearly heard a warm, low male voice by her ear: "Miss, thank you... I want to meet you."

Ye Kui: Um, who are you?

Strange man: I am your little planet.

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"I am the earth beneath your feet, the breeze brushing your face, the cool raindrop landing on your shoulder. I am the self-awareness born from this desolate planet... I am your little planet." -- Excerpt from The Little Planet's Diary

[Little Ones Theater]

Kitten: The director mama gave me a smooch again this morning. I'm so happy, meow!

Puppy: The director mama made such yummy food for lunch. I ate two bowls!

Bunny: Mama helped me bathe tonight. I took all my clothes off. So embarrassing!

Reading Guide:

1: An interstellar slice-of-life story about raising children. It's swoony and sweet, with lots of food, livestreaming, and cuteness. Come get your fill of these adorable little ones!

2: A sunny, optimistic sunflower spirit who raises children and farms X a gentle, reserved little planet consciousness that's easily embarrassed

3: The story's original publication date was March 5, 2020. A screenshot has been saved to guard against plagiarism claims.

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Sang Sang is a little zombie baby who hasn't even learned to say "argh" to scare people yet. When she wakes up, she finds herself in an apocalyptic novel where humanity is doomed to a bad ending.

At the same time, a System appears in Sang Sang's mind, calling itself [Stop the World's Bad Ending; Everyone Deserves a Happy Ending].

The System tells Sang Sang, "You have to help the big brothers and big sisters in the main cast change the ending where the world is destroyed."

Sang Sang nods her little head, then rubs her tiny hands over her empty tummy and asks in a babyish voice, "Do the big brothers and big sisters in the main cast smell yummy?"

The System is stumped by the little one's inexplicable question.

It scratches its head in confusion, thinks for a moment, and replies, "In the apocalypse, it's hard for humans to survive. They don't have enough water to drink, let alone to bathe, so they can't get nice and clean."

As soon as the System finishes speaking, it looks into the little one's ruby-red eyes and finally realizes...

It bound the wrong Host!

She's a little zombie baby!!!

Theme: Care for children without a home and build a better society together.