Qiao Ye transmigrates to a continent in a parallel universe. It is almost identical to the human world, except that the creatures at the top of the food chain, ruling over everything, are a superior kind of human: the Cohen people.
Humans, meanwhile, have fallen so far that they are either pets for the Cohen people or food on their plates.
This is terrifying, okay?! Who the hell would want to transmigrate to such a messed-up world? I want to go home!!!
Since he can't go back, he'll do his best to act cute and find a kind, gentle owner to take care of him.
Qiao Ye is rescued by a Cohen just before he can become hot pot, and decides that this is the owner for him.
His owner has blond hair and blue eyes, is handsome and cold, and is feared by everyone. He spills blood across the battlefield and has the nickname "Living Yama."
Qiao Ye is fearless in his ignorance. He resolves to be as cute as possible, so his owner can't bear to leave him or throw him away, and he can enjoy a leisurely retirement where he wakes up naturally and doesn't have to work.
But he's still a person of normal intelligence, so he accidentally becomes the standout pet in the whole pet world.
He follows his owner home and becomes the darling of the family, bringing them closer together and warming up their stiff household.
He goes on a variety show with his washed-up, no-name little brother and becomes the nation's number-one adorable pet overnight. The obscure celebrity becomes famous thanks to him.
He can even follow his owner into battle, proving himself a true battle pet.
Ji Fang knows his pet is smart, but little by little, he starts to feel that the little guy is just too smart.
"General, your beloved pet drove a car here to see you!"
"You mean a primitive can drive?"
"Yours can. Here's the traffic ticket, please sign."
"General, your beloved pet saved a child from drowning while doing a good deed. It's all over the news now!"
"...A primitive can swim and save people?"
"Yours can. The child's parents sent a banner to thank him. Please accept it."
"General, your beloved pet can talk!"
"..."
Ji Fang lifts Qiao Ye into his arms and interrogates him with his eyes. "You can talk?"
Qiao Ye's heart skips a beat. Have they finally found out? Will his owner treat him like a monster?
Ji Fang pats his head and coaxes him. "Come on, let me hear you call me big brother."
Qiao Ye murmurs, "Big brother..."
Qiao Ye's voice is soft, and a hint of nervousness shows in his eyes.
Ji Fang strokes his face, a strange emotion swelling in his heart. The little one he raised is actually a person.
Qiao Ye loses himself in thought. Now that his owner knows he's human, can they still cuddle and kiss?
Theme: Cultivate strong professional ethics.
It feels like there are still foreshadowings that have not been revealed, such as why this world cannot explore space, what is the end of the ocean and the forest land, what is the connection between the protagonist's original world and this world, and why the protagonist traveled through time. Moreover, the two endings looked strangely uncomfortable. I felt that the difference in identity and ability between the two people was too great. Shou could only rely on Gong to survive, and it was difficult for everyone to admit their feelings. It made my stomach hurt. For the first time, I deeply thought about the hell of cross-species love (especially when I was still on the other party's diet) [vomiting blood] [melting].
Damn, you actually updated again. I thought I had to wait for a while.
Will the author continue writing?
A dog is a dog, and a border collie is a border collie.
I have read a similar article before, but I forgot the name, but the one was about wearing aliens. There is something thought-provoking about humans as pets.
Wow, these last few paragraphs seem to show humans commenting on Border Collie.
The ending is too fast, need a sequel
It's a wonderful article, and it's free ❤️. I was a little bit minded about the penultimate page. I thought it would be Gong killing the fourth prince and becoming the emperor himself, and Shou would directly reunite in the world of Cohen/Geng would travel to the real world to reunite. Unexpectedly, it would be Shou's soul that would penetrate the fourth prince (I was a little concerned, as if Gong had cheated on the fourth prince's body). However, this novel is overall very interesting, and 99.9% Of the content is well written.
This ending is a bit hasty, right?
It feels like there are still foreshadowings that have not been revealed, such as why this world cannot explore space, what is the end of the ocean and the forest land, what is the connection between the protagonist's original world and this world, and why the protagonist traveled through time. Moreover, the two endings looked strangely uncomfortable. I felt that the difference in identity and ability between the two people was too great. Shou could only rely on Gong to survive, and it was difficult for everyone to admit their feelings. It made my stomach hurt. For the first time, I deeply thought about the hell of cross-species love (especially when I was still on the other party's diet) [vomiting blood] [melting].
Damn, you actually updated again. I thought I had to wait for a while.
Will the author continue writing?
A dog is a dog, and a border collie is a border collie.
I have read a similar article before, but I forgot the name, but the one was about wearing aliens. There is something thought-provoking about humans as pets.
Wow, these last few paragraphs seem to show humans commenting on Border Collie.
The ending is too fast, need a sequel
It's a wonderful article, and it's free ❤️. I was a little bit minded about the penultimate page. I thought it would be Gong killing the fourth prince and becoming the emperor himself, and Shou would directly reunite in the world of Cohen/Geng would travel to the real world to reunite. Unexpectedly, it would be Shou's soul that would penetrate the fourth prince (I was a little concerned, as if Gong had cheated on the fourth prince's body). However, this novel is overall very interesting, and 99.9% Of the content is well written.
Is there any follow-up? The author is great