When Xu Qiaoqiao woke up, she found herself being held by a furry creature. She tried to move her body a few times, but couldn't break free from its grip.

There are no other options but the mother bear, who is furry and whose cubs are allowed to stay with her by the zookeepers.

Xu Qiaoqiao rubbed against the bear's paw, and the scent from the mother bear made her feel safe.

Xu Qiaoqiao didn't know how much time had passed, but she estimated it was only a day or two. After all, panda cubs usually open their eyes around the fortieth day after birth, and Xu Qiaoqiao didn't know about such things.

After all, I've never raised a panda.

Seemingly sensing her baby's movements, the mother bear reacted by kissing her baby, holding it tighter, and then falling asleep in that position.

Xu Qiaoqiao wasn't sleepy at all and was quite energetic, so she started thinking about what kind of world this was, and whether it was another novel she had read. But she had read so many novels, even if it was related to pandas, how could she possibly remember them all?

She couldn't remember at all, so Xu Qiaoqiao had to give up for the time being.

In the following days, Xu Qiaoqiao's life was very simple. She did nothing but eat and sleep, or be taken by the zookeeper for a physical examination. The bond between the mother bear and Xu Qiaoqiao grew stronger. Whenever Xu Qiaoqiao called out, no matter what she was doing, she would immediately crawl over and hug Xu Qiaoqiao to comfort her.

Gradually, dark circles appeared under its eyes, black back braces grew out, the fur on its two front legs slowly turned black, and its paws became much clearer.

In addition, it has recently grown much larger and now looks like a panda.

About a month later, it had already taken shape.

During this period, because of Ya Ya's difficult childbirth, Xu Qiaoqiao actually received a lot of attention after her birth. Every day, staff members would take videos to record the event and post them online, and everyone started to "virtually adore" the bear.

"Wow, when will the government give every person a panda?"

"so cute!"

"How many good deeds do you have to do to be reborn as a panda in your next life?"

"The baby cubs are so cute! By the way, do they have names yet?"

Everyone reads the comments online, and when they see people talking about the panda cub's name, they realize they haven't named the panda yet, so they start discussing it all at once.

“Usually, the name is taken from the parents’ names. This baby’s father’s name is Erpang and the mother’s name is Yaya, so the baby should be called Erya,” one of the zookeepers pondered.

This is the general naming rule for cubs: use characters from the parents' names, usually the first character.

Everyone agreed on the name, so it was settled.

So, on the fiftieth day after her birth, without Xu Qiaoqiao's knowledge, she was given her own name—Er Ya.

Within just a few days, Xu Qiaoqiao was able to open her eyes completely, and about a month later, she was able to see her surroundings clearly.

But it's not of any use for now. Once you become a giant panda, you should enjoy life to the fullest, right?

So Xu Qiaoqiao didn't move. When she had time, she would lie in her mother's arms and sleep. This was a time for her to rest, so she lay there contentedly, occasionally touching her mother bear's fur and petting the giant panda.

"Yaya, Yaya, come here."

Today is Xu Qiaoqiao's check-up day again. The mother bear has developed a deep bond with her cub, so if they want to take Xu Qiaoqiao away, they must first lure Yaya away with honey, and then the other person can quickly come in and take the baby away.

Xu Qiaoqiao watched as her mother was lured away by the honey, and then she lay there obediently waiting for the zookeeper to pick her up. During this time, she lay quietly in the zookeeper's arms. However, when she heard the zookeeper call her name, Xu Qiaoqiao became unsettled.

"Er Ya, Er Ya".

These zookeepers all spoke fluent local dialect, and often when they spoke quickly, Xu Qiaoqiao couldn't understand them at all. However, when one of them called her "Er Ya," she turned her head to look at the zookeeper who addressed her that way.

Seeing that Xu Qiaoqiao was responding, the zookeeper exclaimed excitedly, "Hey, look, look, Er Ya is responding to this name!"

"Er Ya is not bad."

Then another zookeeper approached Xu Qiaoqiao and called her by the name Er Ya.

Xu Qiaoqiao: ...

"Waaaah!" I don't want this name!

She was waving her arms and kicking her legs, but she was just a little one and didn't have much strength. The zookeeper holding her could easily subdue her with one hand.

"It seems that Er Ya really likes this name. Although she didn't sleep before, she was much lazier than other panda cubs. I almost thought she had a mental illness."

After Xu Qiaoqiao was taken away by the zookeeper, she vaguely heard the conversation of the zookeepers behind her and was speechless for a while.

Because of this incident, Xu Qiaoqiao was far less cooperative during this physical examination than before, as if she had lice all over her body. Fortunately, she was the only baby born at the base this year, so everyone was very patient.

"Alright Er Ya, after we're done, I'll take you to sunbathe."

The sun is shining brightly today, and since its birth, Xu Qiaoqiao has either been in its mother's arms or in the breeding room, and has almost never had the opportunity to go outside.

Hearing the zookeeper's words meant that Xu Qiaoqiao would have the opportunity to go out and play.

As expected, Xu Qiaoqiao's attention was diverted. After the physical examination, the zookeeper took Xu Qiaoqiao outside and even picked up a bottle of milk.

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