Start with a dilapidated kindergarten, upgrades all depend on fluffy!
Three thousand years after waking up, Xu Qiu, who was judged to be an unregistered resident, was exiled to a barren star with nothing.
The only building on the barren star was a dilapidated kindergarten.
The cubs in it are all dangerous elements sent from the major planets.
She only needs to serve in the kindergarten for one year to obtain the status of interstellar citizenship.
Although desolate kindergarten has nothing, it doesn’t matter, her system mall is coming along with her.
As long as the cubs were raised properly, she will get a new batch of cubs.
Xu Qiu: No matter what kind of strange cub, as long as it is fluffy, it will be all right!
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Black Star built a kindergarten specifically to abandon all kinds of tenacious and dangerous cubs.
It’s called a kindergarten, but it’s actually a special prison
There has never been a childcare worker who can live to see the sun on the third day.
Later, people discovered that all the nouveau riche in the universe came from this forgotten kindergarten.
His Royal Highness the Crown Prince who was a national idol, the Justice of the Blood Presbyterian Church, the general who hears the wind and loses gall.
When they mentioned Xu Qiu, no matter how cold their eyes were, it would turn into a warm sun: She is super cute!
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System hint:
Welcome to three thousand years later.
It has been detected that you have arrived at the barren Star.
The host has been bound to the kindergarten. Please name your kindergarten.
You currently have ten cubs in total.
Your cub is hungry, please feed it.
You have a cub in a blackened state. Please give it a hug.
Build this barren planet into a dream home, girl!
i tried to report the gap between 58 & 59, but i'm not sure it went through. it looked like it was forever buffering until i closed it. best of luck to future readers in the hopes that the chapters are corrected, or to those who choose to power through even if the chapters are still messed up.
What truly stands out are the adorable and lovable cub characters; each has its unique charm, and their interactions are heartwarming. However, my only critique is that I sense a rushed ending – perhaps others feel the same. As @ivanlyw7 pointed out, there are several plot points left unexplored, which could have been developed further. The author seemed急于 wrap up the story, leaving readers with limited control over the narrative.
In conclusion, I appreciate the author's effort in crafting such a delightful tale and extend my gratitude to the translator for making it accessible. Without the translator, I wouldn't have discovered TFKITU! Thank you both for bringing this story into our lives.