It's a heart-warming cub-raising story. The plot is more like a fairy tale and doesn't need to be too elaborate. The characters and daily life are very warm and make you feel soft when you watch it. To sum it up, the protagonist travels to an interstellar kindergarten and becomes the nursery teacher for a group of future world-destroying villains who now have fluffy and pitiful cubs, and then gains a bunch of cute and fluffy cub pendants. (PS Many of this wife's articles are in this style, and they are all delicious. Even if they are not cub articles, they are still very cute. You can read them)
The writing is average and the plot is good. The reason for being on the list is that the protagonist picks up a little devil, Zaizai, who is very cute, and there is a dungeon full of Zaizai, which makes all the players exhausted [covering their faces and laughing]
It ranks first in cub literature. I haven't read it since I became an adult, but the cub period is very long and accounts for about 80% of the whole text. You can read it with confidence. The big cub takes the little cub wandering around in the apocalypse. It looks very good. Very good. Highly recommended.
It's a very popular novel about pets. Needless to say, the reputation is great. The highlight is that the protagonist's family is all in Class A. It was very interesting in the early stage, but I started to feel a little tired in the middle and late stages, so I didn't finish it (and I haven't finished it yet [covering my face and laughing])
Bald Xiao Er is on the list again, a real piece of garbage-picking literature. Shou Zai really picked up rubbish, picked up his brother, and then picked up rubbish to raise his brother [covering his face and laughing and crying] A very domineering and autonomous Zai and a gentle and doting brother. I didn't finish it later.
It's very, very, very good to watch. Please ignore Shou Zai's feudal family background in the early stage. This has no impact on the article. It will be very interesting after you stick to Chapter 10 and start wandering. The war in ancient times, the big cub taking care of the little cub, is very funny. I still haven't read it since I became an adult, but the cub stage accounts for 80% of the whole story, so you can read it with confidence [cover your face and laugh]
Baldy Little Er is the only book I have read. The eldest cub takes the cub and their future cub. The time and space are chaotic, and the childhood and adulthood are interspersed. The timeline is actually not chaotic, but often due to time travel, the cubs in different time and space fall into the hands of brothers of different ages, and it becomes a mess [covering face and laughing]
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