Raising Cubs: Infinite

[This novel was previously titled “In the Infinite Game, I Picked Up a...”; my no-CP novel next door, “I Inherited a City God Temple,” is now available!] Everyone else starts with a knife, but Yueya picked up a cat from the start. He knocked on his neighbor’s door to borrow some formula. When it opened, a resentful ghost with a horrifying face emerged from the urn behind it, drooling as it stared at him, though he looked frail and sickly. Yueya fell silent for a moment, then asked the kitten in his pocket, “There’s no formula. Will you eat ashes?” The resentful ghost: “...” Is it too late to run? qvq ** The horror game had a livestream tipping system, but Yueya’s stream had always been lukewarm because he put no effort into his work. Until one day, a horn sprouted from his forehead, and the System announced: [Streamer has awakened the bloodline of a Pixiu] From then on, viewers could gain a luck buff just by tipping. Spending money to raise the little guy was an investment that paid off! Players who helped Yueya always had inexplicably good luck. Even a stone they tripped over turned out to be rare equipment. Viewers: Spend money! Mom will raise you! Players: Boss, do you need a little leg-hugging accessory? Livestream: Exploded. ** Instance 1: Ash-Urn Apartments (Complete) “Ashes are meant to be scattered.” Instance 2: Sleeping in a Haunted House (Complete) “Friendly reminder: Our test sleeper wakes up cranky. Evil spirits, disturb him at your own risk.” Instance 3: The Mall of the Dead (Complete) “How to sweep through a mall with just five yuan.” Instance 4: The Sleeping Statue (Complete) “In my field, no one can beat me.” Instance 5: The Yellow Springs Inn (Ongoing...) “Looking for a room? The kind that costs you your life.” To be continued... #A little Pixiu who really loves money is begging for treats# [The following is a blurb for a forthcoming novel. Please add it to your library.] “I Inherited a City God Temple” After his close friend suddenly died from overwork on the job, architect Yun Wulv grew weary of the busy, stressful city. He quit and returned to a small village, planning to take up farming. Unexpectedly, on his very first day back in the countryside, an old man came to his door and enthusiastically offered him a job. “Young man, I’ve got a job for you. It’s from five in the evening to nine in the morning, with meals, accommodation, and training included. It’s a permanent position, and you’ll even get two unbelievably adorable pets and a luxury burial plot. Interested?” “No thanks. I just want to live quietly as a good-for-nothing...” Yun Wulv declined without thinking, then paused. “Wait, pets?” The old man grinned, his face creasing into countless wrinkles. “Yep. I’ll bring them over tonight.” That evening, the old man did indeed show up with two pets: a two-meter-tall, two-headed hellhound and a floating spirit in the shape of a human-speaking eternal lamp. “Congratulations on officially starting work as the next City God.” The old man rubbed his hands together with a grin. “The job does come with some risks, but don’t worry, we’re giving you a luxury burial plot!” Yun Wulv: “...” Why not just bury me right now? [Completed infinite-flow novels]: “In the Escape Game, I Picked Up a...” “Endless Peril” “I’m the Wildest NPC” Visit my author page and add this salty-fish author to your library with one click. Theme: A positive attitude can overcome anything.