Quick Transmigration: The Endangered Cubs Rescue Plan

Even up to Chapter Twelve, it was still suffocating. A wealthy heiress, academically gifted and a skilled pianist, orphaned, left her company to her husband while she stayed home to raise the child, do housework, and serve her in-laws from the countryside.

Thoughts after watching: Go, mothers all over the world! May you be happy!

It's viewable, but this is just my rant. If you don't want it to affect your reading experience, please don't click. I read two worlds, each around 50 to 60 chapters long. Because the plots focused heavily on the scumbag's antics with the female lead, there were very few highlights or satisfying moments of the female lead's resistance. In the first world...

Their house was about to be completely robbed, and the main characters, mother and son, were still happily cultivating outside 😊 They were practically dead before going back to be saviors—what era are we living in that they still use such a clichéd plot?

Well done, Sister Xia! You beat up that scumbag and bitch!

It took me three days and nights to finish reading it. Before reading it—I accidentally stumbled into a female-oriented novel; after reading it—I realized that a little over a million words is such a short book. (This book defines the difference between concise and powerful and short and weak.) Each piece has the author's unique points of criticism and incredibly creative and satisfying moments.

I love stories about rescuing adorable children the most.

Is this book like the previous one, with no fixed romantic pairing?

Yuwen Tuo, the cub of the Xuanyuan Sword The Black Panther Cub, White Tiger Cub, White Dragon Cub, and Phoenix Cub of Super Beast Armed