Bound to a Breeding System, My Pets Are Worth a Fortune

Inbreeding among animals is a perfectly normal phenomenon; there's no moral bottom line to it. It just increases the risk of genetic defects. I'm utterly speechless.

The protagonist encounters a dung beetle with a golden attribute; should they adopt it?

Pet shops train pets to interact with humans The first choice is definitely cats and dogs, and the book's approach using parrots as a starting point is also quite good. Cat breeding is relatively straightforward. But dogs are different. Taking working dogs as an example, there are search and rescue, guide dogs, bomb disposal, and drug detection breeds.

This is just a fantasy of an author who runs a pet shop before it goes bankrupt. 🤓

The author's imposition of moral bottom lines—which even humans might not be able to uphold—on systems and animals is truly outrageous.

This book is starting to lean towards a zoo theme. If you open an exhibition area initially but don't sell anything, how will you get the money to expand the shop and scale up? It's not even as good as starting as a zoo; at least you can recoup your costs through ticket sales. Most importantly, with so many amazing parrots, why not create an account to post videos? Just based on the parrots described in the article, a single video could easily earn you hundreds or even thousands of yuan.

Breed thoroughbreds, participate in various derbies and breeder's cups, and they'll dominate.

Honestly, your grandfather shouldn't be written as dead. Instead, he should be a warm and interesting old man with a wide network of connections. You could even find a match for your grandfather.

It's passable, but the way the plot is driven is too stiff, and it also likes to copy content from TikTok.

If you're really going to keep them, you might as well keep police dogs and companion dogs, and then keep animals with medicinal value—deer for antlers, snakes for venom, toads for toad venom. But that's not the ultimate goal. Later, you could use your life's connections to create an artificial breeding program for endangered species.