My Super Cool Tycoon Dad [Quick Transmigration]

My new novel, I’m an Animal Translator [Quick Transmigration], is now online. May all go as you wish, and welcome aboard!

Content warning: This is a male-lead story with pairings. Some worlds have them, and some don’t, so I’m marking that here.

The good news: Lu Hao got a platinum card, and the number on it nearly blinded his titanium eyes.

The bad news: He can look at the money, but he can’t spend it.

He can use it to support the minor characters in each world who are on the verge of starving to death, and earn life points in return, repaying kindness like a crow feeding its parents.

Having money he can’t spend is so frustrating. From then on, he searches every world for a poor little darling he likes, and adopts him as his son.

Together, he and his sons go on to live the high-flying good life.

You can’t forget where you came from. I give you money to spend, you take care of me when I’m old. It’s a win-win partnership.

First world: His son lost everything in a business venture. After the business failed, his wife ran off with someone else, and he was about to end his life in a small grove.

Lu Hao: I remember your grandpa left a jar of something before he died. Why don’t you look for it?

Gold ingots! Who’d want to die when there are gold ingots?

The later worlds are undecided.

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My new novel, I’m an Animal Translator [Quick Transmigration], is now online. Welcome aboard, everyone!

Lu Cheng’s lifelong obsession was passing the civil service exam and becoming a government employee. He never expected to transmigrate into various animals and make that dream come true. Since he used to be human and knew human speech as a foreign language, he successfully brought all kinds of animals together, helped them through crises, and made a name for himself in both the human and animal worlds.

First world: The Snowy Owl Translator. He woke up perched on a tree branch, surrounded by endless snow and bitter winds. Only he and his feathers were ruffled by the wind. He thought he’d go to heaven when he died, or at worst, to hell. He never expected to become a plump, round snowy owl. Worse still, he was afraid of heights.

Poachers had come to the forest, setting traps everywhere.

A little brown bear circled the forest ranger who had come to patrol the mountains, crying out again and again.

The ranger scratched his head in a panic.

“What’s going on? Want a hug?”

Lu Cheng hauled his hefty body over and gestured to the ranger, then lay down and stuck one chubby, feathered foot out behind him.

The ranger suddenly understood. “You’re hurt?”

Following Lu Cheng’s directions, the ranger and his colleagues from the animal protection station found the mother brown bear caught in a trap. With everyone’s help, the mother and cub were safely reunited.

Theme: The world is full of positive energy