Mu Ling, who lived on a rural planet, inherited a zoo from her great-aunt whom she had never met.

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In this interstellar era, mutant beasts run rampant.

War beasts left disabled or severely injured after fighting against these creatures are sent to willing zoos to live out their remaining days, unable to find peace elsewhere.

Looking at the zoo full of old, weak, sick, and injured beasts, Mu Ling couldn’t imagine how much money she’d need to make to support this large family!

To promote the zoo, Mu Ling created a StarNet account, posting photos of the animals in hopes of attracting visitors.

Soon after, a video of a high-risk retired S-class war beast, the Ripper Tiger, calmly allowing its claws to be trimmed went viral on StarNet!

Then more shocking videos surfaced…

An S-Class Swiftfire Leopard, completely unfazed even when its tail was pulled!

An S-Class Silver Snow Bear submitting to a bath without any resistance!

An S-Class Dark Snow Wolf, voluntarily bringing its cubs to the zookeeper to be raised.

Netizens: ???? Is this a sci-fi movie?

What?

These once-fierce, terrifying retired S-class war beasts—known for becoming increasingly antisocial, paranoid, and even biting their own masters after injury—can now be viewed by the public?

No, no, no, zookeeper, wake up!

Injured war beasts are mentally unstable and can go berserk at any moment! Don’t gamble with visitors’ lives!!

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The galaxy’s first zoo, capable of calming the mental energy of injured war beasts and giving them a peaceful, happy life in their twilight years, has appeared. In disbelief, Federation officials from various departments rushed to investigate.

The entire research team from the Imperial Military Beast Department came for a team-building excursion.

Professors and outstanding students from the five major Beast Taming Academies uniformly arranged an autumn field trip.

Officials from the Healing Beast Supply Center hurried over to learn.

The principal of the Search and Rescue Beast Training Academy came to work part-time at his own expense.

Even the President and the First Lady personally visited for an inspection tour.

Mu Ling, now rolling in money: …I feel like I could open branch zoos!

Ps: The female protagonist has a hidden identity; there’s a reason why animals are drawn to her.

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One-sentence summary: I run a zoo in the Interstellar era.

Theme: Self-reliance and self-improvement

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Translator’s Note: I moved this series from wook’s Teahouse to Shanghai Fantasy.. you can continue to read it there.

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