The little white tiger Youbai was struck by lightning and sent to another world while saving his adoptive father, Taotie. There, he met Chu Shilin, his new meal ticket.
Though this meal ticket is great, Youbai isn’t an ungrateful cub. He still has to find his adoptive father, Taotie.
After finally finding him, Youbai discovered that his adoptive father could eat an unbelievable amount. But this was a peaceful society. You couldn’t just go around robbing people.
So, to keep Taotie fed, Youbai and his friends had to work hard to make money.
But who could have guessed that the adoptive father they thought was an ordinary glutton was actually a little scientific genius? He could earn more than all of them put together and even greatly advanced the beastfolk continent’s technology.
Chuchu says he wants to be together, but what if Taotie won’t agree?
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The Superstar Who Keeps Wanting to Quit the Industry
When his spoiled rich kid friend wanted to prove himself, Sheng Buyu was forced to join a variety show. He originally planned to just go through the motions, but unexpectedly became a huge star.
But Sheng Buyu has no attachment to fame and fortune. He just wants to be an ordinary person and have a little romance with Xu Jingchuan.
He turns down every endorsement deal and script that comes his way. The sponsors assume their offers aren’t high enough and keep raising them, sending Sheng Buyu’s commercial rates skyrocketing like a rocket.
Then, even though he really wanted to quit the industry, Li Yingzu tricked him into making a guest appearance as a devoted second male lead, and he became famous again!
Everyone else wants to be a huge star. Only Sheng Buyu and his boyfriend want him to quit the industry, and they think it’s so hard to do!
I Went Back to the 1990s and Got My Whole Family to Work Their Butts Off
Xu Wanxing was a model member of the working class. He worked himself to death for a few measly coins.
When he woke up, he had transmigrated into the body of a ten-year-old child in the 1990s who shared his name.
Since Heaven had given him the chance to live another life, he swore he’d be a lazy slacker. Anyone could work hard, but he wouldn’t!
But he also wanted to live a comfortable life, and the biggest shortcuts seemed to be studying and helping the people around him improve!
So he sweet-talked and charmed his family, doing whatever it took to get them to work harder and harder.
The harder his family worked, the more he could lie flat!
Oh, and the handsome young man next door made a huge contribution to his lie-flat lifestyle, too!
Theme: If we work hard together, everything will keep getting better.
I just saw the news. There were a lot of balloons hanging on the trees after they were released. The sanitation workers had to climb ladders to get them down the next day. On New Year's Eve, a group of people, driven by the New Year's Eve atmosphere and the crowd, snatched a grandma's balloons (whose family was in trouble and sold balloons to support the family) and released them. Some people were happy, but behind the happiness there were also workers who were dealing with the aftermath. It was a mixed bag of joys and sorrows.
It looks good, but I still prefer watching Taotie and Zaizai.
When I see children as pets, I think of the 19th century, when white Europeans took our children, women, and African children and women to Europe and locked them in cages as animals for people to watch.
Lu Shi is so infatuated. Could it be that Churun was tricked into having a child?
Check in, come on! Great writing!
There's something really powerful about sucking a baby.
After working overtime until I felt dizzy, I went home and took a few sips of my baby. Looking at her smiling face, I instantly felt motivated to work overtime again.
But I still want to read the series of articles by Little Master, giving up Shanbao and monsters
Um, don't you think it's weird to call your adoptive father "adoptive father"? Generally speaking, you don't call him "adoptive father" like this. In TV dramas, you call him "adoptive father", but in real life, it's normal. This point is emphasized from beginning to end, which makes me feel really uncomfortable.
Making milk powder is a bit fun here, haha, I put too much milk powder
Wife of the author, this article has been updated, but the little boss hasn't updated it yet.
I just saw the news. There were a lot of balloons hanging on the trees after they were released. The sanitation workers had to climb ladders to get them down the next day. On New Year's Eve, a group of people, driven by the New Year's Eve atmosphere and the crowd, snatched a grandma's balloons (whose family was in trouble and sold balloons to support the family) and released them. Some people were happy, but behind the happiness there were also workers who were dealing with the aftermath. It was a mixed bag of joys and sorrows.
It looks good, but I still prefer watching Taotie and Zaizai.
When I see children as pets, I think of the 19th century, when white Europeans took our children, women, and African children and women to Europe and locked them in cages as animals for people to watch.
Lu Shi is so infatuated. Could it be that Churun was tricked into having a child?
Check in, come on! Great writing!
There's something really powerful about sucking a baby. After working overtime until I felt dizzy, I went home and took a few sips of my baby. Looking at her smiling face, I instantly felt motivated to work overtime again.
But I still want to read the series of articles by Little Master, giving up Shanbao and monsters
Um, don't you think it's weird to call your adoptive father "adoptive father"? Generally speaking, you don't call him "adoptive father" like this. In TV dramas, you call him "adoptive father", but in real life, it's normal. This point is emphasized from beginning to end, which makes me feel really uncomfortable.
Making milk powder is a bit fun here, haha, I put too much milk powder
Wife of the author, this article has been updated, but the little boss hasn't updated it yet.