It's Obviously a Loyal Dog Setting, but It's Become a Piece of Cake.

Puppies usually recognize their owners in 7-15 days, and it takes about 30 days for adult dogs. After recognizing their owners, they will be loyal to you, do everything they can to protect you, and willingly look after your home and care for you. Freedom Tomorrow is such a well-raised dog. Feed him continuously for thirty days and you will gain a loyal dog. · See freedom tomorrow. When I was a kid, I fought with stray dogs for food. By accident, I was bound to the loyal dog system. The system bound to the wrong species brainwashed him a hundred times a day. You have to be a good dog. The person who feeds you is your master. You must obey the master's instructions unconditionally, repay the master well, and always be good to the master! So when I grew up, the loyal and loyal "I will see freedom tomorrow" became... A wall-weed that falls in the wind! ——After eating from the big pot of the organization, of course we must protect this family! ——I was sent as an undercover agent and ate in the police academy cafeteria. Of course I had to protect this family! ——After graduation, I was sent back to the organization as an undercover agent. I ate the organization's dog food. Of course, I had to protect this family! ——After accepting the feeding from his new colleague, of course he must protect his new colleague and his hometown that he is hiding behind! ——I received feedings from my previous owners, and I remember them all. The organization is my home! … "There is no doubt that I have been loyal to every owner. ... But I ultimately chose to be loyal to myself. " The above is the entire confession from Mr. Liberty, the most wanted criminal of both black and white gangs. ++Everyone survives ++The loyal dog Hachiko x, the rebellious little prince√ ++The system will be offline in the middle and later stages. At that time, Brother Ziyi will resume his free life. ++Don't expect the protagonist to be a normal person or become normal, he is really a dog 25/2/13 Purpose: For the sake of freedom