Who Gets It? After Quitting Showbiz, This Flop Star Rises to Fame by Reading Animal Language
【Warm and funny + animals are neurotic ~ mischievous ~ ugly-cute】 Bai Shao graduated from the Beast Taming University. Relying on her innate animal mind-reading ability, she joined the Monster Management Bureau. After only a few days of work, she accidentally transmigrated to a parallel world. Upon arriving, she found that her original body was being blacklisted by the entire internet, leaving her with no choice but to return home and inherit a dilapidated zoo. Bai Shao: "Isn't this exactly the life she yearned for?"
With the rise of the live-streaming industry, Bai Shao decided to live-stream mind-reading consultations to help animals solve their problems. After going live, the comment section was filled with curses: "Has she gone crazy wanting to be famous? How dare she come to the pet section to swindle people?" "Strongly demand this gold-digger be expelled from humanity!"
An arrogant popular actress and her humble Bichon Frise: "My daughter is usually very gentle, but recently, every time she sees my manager, she bites him." Bai Shao: "Your boyfriend is two-timing, and he was pimping out people in your house, which your daughter witnessed." Netizens thought Bai Shao was creating drama for the show, and mockingly flooded the screen with comments. Until the client went viral on hot search: "#After a Popular Actress Beat Up Her Cheating Boyfriend, She Rushed to the Hospital for an HIV Antibody Test"
A famous actor with social anxiety and his socially outgoing Siamese cat: "I don't know why, but every time we come back from our evening walk, my son always loses his appetite." Bai Shao: "Before you adopted him, he was called 'Sang Biao'. Now he's called 'Meng Meng'. You made him lose face in front of his subordinates." That day, "#FamousActorChangesSurname,TakesSon'sSurnameSang" Gradually, socialites, rich daughters, domineering CEOs, and powerful figures flocked to the live stream. Bai Shao's zoo became increasingly popular, and her scope of business grew wider and wider, including but not limited to teaching timid parrots to speak, counseling depressed Pekingese dogs, assisting snow leopards in childbirth...