Animal Farm

After unexpectedly inheriting a vast estate, Ji Bozhou found himself the owner of a sprawling manor. It was the kind where you got around on each floor with electric carts, took an elevator between floors, had a fountain in front of the main house, and a garden behind it.

The only problem was that the annual maintenance costs were astronomical: nearly a million. Ten years would cost ten million, and a century would cost a hundred million.

After spending his first night there, Ji Bozhou decided to sell the estate the very next day. The maintenance fees were bad enough, but the place was also haunted in the middle of the night.

After calmly inspecting the entire estate, he discovered there were no ghosts, but there were so many little animals that he could have called the animal protection hotline on the spot. The reason he didn't was that these animals could talk.

Hah. It's just taking care of an estate.

If he worked at it, he could afford to keep it.

And so Ji Bozhou embarked on a grueling daily life of rescuing the little animals from their original homes and rebuilding the estate.

A healing story about an estate owner saving all sorts of little animals (who are actually people).

↑ A deceptively wholesome blurb

↓ The annoying but honest blurb

As temporal technology advances, Ji Bozhou, a guardian named Anka who protects the world, signs an estate agreement to save it.

Apocalyptic disasters, sunken civilizations, fallen empires...

Ji Bozhou: (Forgot the beginning) (Forgot the middle) Anyway, let the animal heroes take care of me.

Everyone at the estate: ?

Cover background: Yuechi-Feng; Cover design: My wonderful friend

Theme: All lives are equal, and good deeds are rewarded