On the first day Quan Zhilong took part in Family Outing, their accommodation collapsed after everyone had left... (Zhilong: Good thing it didn't collapse while we were sleeping at night. Looks like this young master isn't destined to die yet!)
The production crew hastily decided to have the hosts and guests ask the neighbors if they could stay over. (Zhilong: Thanks, everyone, for giving me a chance to rest.)
The neighbors' thirteen-year-old daughter graciously agreed to let them stay and lent them her kitchen so they could film dinner. (Zhilong: It's more than a kilometer away. Are they really neighbors? The production crew has no heart.)
They invited their young hostess to join them for dinner, but halfway through...
(Zhilong: Two enormous macaws just flew in out of nowhere?)
(Zhilong: Th-they're talking??)
The hosts: Hello, hello, hello... (They greet the parrots back, looking completely bewildered.)
(Zhilong: Three German Shepherds just ran in, one big and two little ones???)
Watching the girl chat effortlessly with three doggies and two parrots (Zhilong: I'm so confused. Are we sure we're all human?)
Then another Maine Coon strolls over (Zhilong: ???)
1. The heroine grew up in Africa with her parents, who are zoologists, so she loves animals and knows how to interact with them. At thirteen, she moved back to Korea with her parents for their work and started a new life. Her dream is to become a writer who popularizes knowledge about animals.
2. I haven't been able to find out whether private ownership of macaws is allowed in Korea. The two macaws in the heroine's family became part of it after her parents rescued them. Macaws are very intelligent, but not as intelligent as they are in this story. I gave them a little cheat.
3. The animals are named A (Alexandra), B (Beethoven), C, D, E, and F.
Theme: I love this world, and I love you.