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After Going to the Countryside, I Took Over the Village by Raising Cubs
After Going to the Countryside, I Took Over the Village by Raising Cubs Plot:
Urban office worker Su Xiao wakes up transmigrated as a 1970s educated youth in the countryside, with a "Spirit Pet Raising System"—while others bring farming tools, she holds a snowball-like fox cub. Villagers mock her for "wanting to be a mom too young," until the fox spits spirit honey that cures the old secretary's rheumatism, and a rabbit's paw scratch makes dry fields grow lush greens. Even the cold veteran Lin Chuan asks: "Does your 'cub' need a poop scooper?" From the mocked "crazy girl" to the village's "lucky star," Su Xiao uses her spirit pets to solve disasters, and with Lin Chuan, turns the village into a "Spirit Pet Resort." The system's funny prompts and the pets' mishaps fill the village with laughter, and Lin Chuan's gaze shifts from "odd" to "the girl I want to marry."
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