Text of this article: Legend has it that there is a mysterious tribe in the west of the Dayu continent. They use snakes as totems and raise various poisons. They are proficient in witchcraft, can talk to God, and are good at raising various kinds of poisonous insects. However, no one has ever gone deep into it, because... They can't get in.
007 Was speechless: "... It's gone? You haven't told me why yet." Originally, his child-raising system was not like other systems where people were killed and beaten, and he could just raise a child easily, but when he traveled through time, he encountered a gangster. Cave, the originally planned modern era has also arrived in an unknown world, and its energy is almost exhausted. It has no choice but to find a decent host in a hurry, complete its goal of raising a baby, and make its debut, but unexpectedly it is bound to an old poison ┭┮┭┮
Miao Nasha: "Because the people who come will be killed by the poisonous gas and traps outside before they come in~"
007：w(?Д?)W
007 Dream host: kind, gentle, loving
Miao Nasha: None of them match.
007: "Host, your mission is to raise the male protagonist and his partner."
Miao Nasha: "What? Taking care of the baby? Are you kidding me?"
Don't listen, don't listen. "Only by raising them into adults can we untie them and I can find the next host." 007 Pouted and rolled crazily in Miao Nasha's mind.
Miao Nasha╮(╯▽╰)╭: "Okay, okay, I promise you."
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Note to readers: This Miao ethnic group is not that Miao ethnic group. They are all fantasies of the author. Do not take them seriously, do not introduce them, and do not delve into them.
The Miao women's names, titles, and titles involved are all fake.
There is a reason why the Miao people allow the heroine to bring three children into the tribe. I will explain it later, so don't go into detail! Don't dwell on it! Don't dwell on it!
Grandma doesn't know how to fall in love, Zaizai is the one who does.
It's just a cub-raising article, just a cub-raising article.
Purpose: Care about children's growth