The Poor Little One Wants Cuddles [Quick Transmigration]

Rourou is a poor little child who was taken in by an orphanage.

Because he is scrawny and pale, and his name doesn't suit him at all, the other children at the orphanage often tease him about it.

Rourou is too young and too thin, and he isn't good with words. He can't fight back or argue with them, so he can only hide in a little corner and cry. Every day, he dreams that a family member will come out of nowhere and take him home. Just one would be enough.

Sometimes Rourou is a little "greedy" and wishes his family could teach those mean kids who laugh at him a lesson, too.

Rourou waits and waits, until a strange thing called a System comes along.

The System tells Rourou that he actually has lots and lots of family members, and even a cute little pet.

Rourou is so happy that he spins in circles. Picking at his fingers, he asks excitedly and timidly, "Then, System, where is my family? Will they come and take Rourou home?"

The System tells Rourou that his family is going through hardship and pain in parallel worlds. Rourou needs to travel there and save them, and they can all reunite once his family is doing well again.

When Rourou hears that his family is suffering, silent tears roll down his cheeks. Without hesitation, he packs his little, nearly empty bundle and gets ready to go.

This time, he'll be a hero who protects his family!

World One: A disgraced, scandal-ridden movie star of a big brother, depressed and unable to eat, and four-year-old Rourou

What? His big brother doesn't like eating? That won't do! Not eating is bad for you.

Rourou uses the toy kitchen he won in a skills competition to make one after another of his own special love-filled meals. He succeeds in fattening up his big brother. What's more, Rourou goes with him on a parenting reality show and helps his big brother clear his name and emerge from the shadows.

World Two: A delinquent high school big brother and five-year-old Rourou

His delinquent big brother loves to fight and won't wear long underwear. He comes home with scrapes and bruises every day, leaving Rourou frantic.

Every day at kindergarten, Rourou asks the teachers for advice on raising children and knitting sweaters. He has to make sure his big brother stays warm and becomes an excellent student.

For the sake of a little red flower and some praise, the rebellious big brother forces himself to become a top student.

World Three: A gentle middle-school big sister suffering from bullying, and six-year-old Rourou

World Four: A mother with postpartum depression, a gambling-addicted father who can't stop, and four-year-old Rourou pretending to follow their example.

A healing story about an adorable kid, with cozy everyday life. Please add it to your collection!

P.S. The character design on the cover was a gift from a forum friend. Thank you! (The kid's being forced to wear a little skirt, hehe.)

A plug for another upcoming novel: Better to Be an Animal Than a Wage Slave! [Quick Transmigration]

Wage slave Ye Zhaomian: "I'd rather be a real beast than a wage slave ever again!"

System: "Very well. Welcome to the animal kingdom!"

World One: A goose belonging to a deaf and mute little girl

Ye Zhaomian: "You don't like it? I'll peck you! Got a smart mouth? I'll peck you! Wearing a down jacket? I'll peck you!"

There's a rumor throughout the area that the village bully of Yezi Village can't talk and only gestures, yet can scare bad guys into scrambling away.

The little girl who can't speak and keeps getting blamed for things: ...

World Two: A cat belonging to a homeless little boy

Ye Zhaomian: "If other little boys have it, my kid should have it too! A toy? Stolen! A chicken leg? Stolen!"

Everyone who lives on Food Street knows that a big orange cat called Mianmian made a living performing tricks and being cute, and put a student through Beida and Tsinghua.

World Three: A difficult-to-deliver calf born with the help of a veterinarian

An old veterinarian buys a calf that is barely breathing and raises it with great care. The calf turns out to be a good one. Not only is it pinker than most calves, it understands people, too. It carries the veterinarian around everywhere every day.

World Four: A capybara belonging to a short-tempered, scandal-ridden actress

The actress curses people in a rage. Ye Zhaomian says, "Come take a bath!"

The actress gets reduced to tears by haters and wants to fire back. Ye Zhaomian just looks at her without saying a word.

Over time, the actress is soothed by Ye Zhaomian's serene nature.

Haters? Trending scandals? Provocations? No big deal. The actress says, "Amitabha. Capybara."

World Five: A helpful golden snub-nosed monkey at a zoo

Exposing a cheating man's true colors, helping someone pick up a dropped phone, climbing a tree to look for a child...

Ye Zhaomian: "It'd be a little unfair to the zoo's generous benefits if I didn't do something."

World Six: A stray blue cat who willingly performs for the zoo to get employee benefits

Besides performing, Ye Zhaomian occasionally fills in for the black bear next door. He even teaches the lion cats and big orange cats how to work side gigs. When people ask, he always replies, "Oh, 'black bear' is just a title. Several of us take turns doing it."

World Seven: A great white wolf who finds a wandering princess

It's his first time being a dad, and Ye Zhaomian is flustered. "Hey! I don't have any milk!"

Luckily, the ewe next door helps out, and the little princess grows up drinking the ewe's milk alongside a lamb.

When the little princess grows up, her wolf dad finds her a martial arts teacher to teach her fighting, strategy, and knowledge.

After the princess gets revenge and becomes queen, Ye Zhaomian says, "Being a dad is hard, but it's so rewarding!"

World Eight: A border collie who's great at raising kids and pets

Ye Zhaomian: "How come being an animal is even more exhausting than being a wage slave?"

World Nine: A dog accompanying funeral and wedding processions with music

Ye Zhaomian: "When the suona plays, the King of Hell tells me who to take, and I take them."

...To be continued

Theme: Live positively and work hard