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"Raising a Mad Dog in the Insect Wasteland": Strong female lead, wasteland setting, raising a loyal dog
Su Lingyu is poor, withdrawn, and has few friends. She usually just likes to draw and paint.
Raising System: How about a design competition variety show?
Great benefits. All you have to do is draw!
Su Lingyu, who has a cat to raise and nowhere else to go, has no choice but to agree.
She thinks she's just taking a holiday job that provides room and board, unaware that she's inside an animal-raising game app where players can spend money to pamper their pets.
[Husky: Why is it a human cub? Uninstall!]
[Pallas's cat: Why raise a bald, weak human when panda cubs are so cute and sea otter cubs are so adorable? Uninstall!]
Later...
[Orange cat: So what if I have to spend money? Your Majesty the Cat has plenty!]
[Tibetan fox: Aaaah! The cub is gorgeous! Mine!]
[Panda: 1551, I can feel the joy of cuddling a cub!]
Countless animals turned into screaming chickens. Then they received a notice: "Your posting privileges have been suspended due to inappropriate remarks."
The animals: ???
[APP pinned post | Admin 00: The cub is mine.]
The tall man in an apron had a stern expression, but the black cat tail behind him couldn't stop swaying.
[Reader's guide]
1. The story is set in a fictional world. The female lead is socially anxious at first, but later learns to stand on her own.
2. Not a wish-fulfillment story. One-on-one romance, both leads are inexperienced, with a confession at the end.
Theme: Even though this world is full of swamps and darkness, warmth and beauty still remain deep in my heart.
I understand very well that the Tibetan fox wants to cut off its bones hahahahahahahaha
This is the first time I've seen such a novel article about raising cubs. Recently, I like a lot of cub-raising stories. Modern heroines raise ancient cubs, modern heroines raise prince cubs, modern heroines raise apocalyptic cubs... To be honest, I feel a little bit aesthetically tired. But this book really stood out to me. There is no poisonous point so far, and the interaction between humans and animals makes me feel particularly warm. This is the first time I have seen animals raising human cubs. That kind of warmth does not exist between people. No wonder animals are the simplest in the world. And I don't really like top-notch books. I won't read books that use a large amount of space to describe the struggle between people and ignore the theme of raising cubs. Although there is a minor villain in this book, it was shut down after a few words, without intervening at all to interfere with the theme of raising cubs. Cat's jealousy also makes people smile. It feels like Cat is the male protagonist. If it was really a human overlord, I would be bored, but Cat is different (I am really biased). The selfish possessiveness of human overlords, who forbids others to do whatever they want, the heroine, I usually just pass, but cats are different, how can cats be the same! Cats are justice! By the way, the nice author has such a clear understanding that chinchilla is not a cat. The authors who read several books before regarded chinchilla as a cat. Although there is a cat in the name, chinchilla is a mouse! Inhale—— Finally, come on, the author.
1Although, the real panda's tail is white, woo woo woo.
Haast's hawk says extinct on search
Nowadays, the literature in Jinjiang is poisonous and you can easily open it. They are all idiotic articles. Either the writing is childish or the father does not care for the mother and there is an adopted daughter who is instigating it. I am going crazy. Come and see the little animals to wash your eyes.
Come on, come on, come on, come on ^0^~
Rounding it off is getting married ∠( ? ∠)_
Create an accident and help him pick it off. Wow, you have such a big face on the program team.
I really like the author's way of writing, hahaha, it's so cool, I have something to say
(*°?°)=3 Clock in,