The Cubs Picked Up Are All Villains

When he woke up from sleep, Ruan Shiqing, a weapon R&D engineer, became a wanderer on Junk Star. Start with a cub, and the equipment depends on picking up. Ruan Shiqing: …. OK. Raising cubs is not easy, Ruan Shiqing picked up his old business and devoted himself to the great cause of garbage recycling and turning waste into treasure. On the junk star B3024, a repair shop hidden in the corner is famous among the stars. It is said that as long as the starting price is given, there is no weapon that the shopkeeper cannot make. The owner, Ruan Shiqing, who never could afford food and brought five cubs with him, became the richest man on the Interstellar Black List. He packed up his luggage and carried the cubs into the spaceship cabin one by one, preparing to take the cubs to the capital star to see the world. However, just after leaving the port, looking at the wanted notices posted everywhere, a question mark slowly appeared above Ruan Shiqing’s head: ? How come the five interstellar pirates on this wanted list look like the cubs in his arms? …things started to go wrong.​​ On the eve of the succession ceremony, Rong Heng was attacked, and his aircraft crashed on Junk Star B3024. He was seriously injured and nearly died, returning to the most humiliating childhood. The infancy of the Yomir family: white fur, brown eyes, no horns, weak like a puppy. In a desperate situation full of resentment, he picked him up from the dirty garbage heap with both hands, and said softly, “Whose puppy is it? Come home with me if no one wants it.” If Rong Heng was able to, he would bite his wrist fiercely and tell him that the Yomir family was the most ancient and noble race in the entire universe. But later, he became the emperor of the empire, but he was still willing to stay by his side in the weakest form, disguised as a little cub, just to monopolize the favor of the youth.

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on *The Cubs Picked Up Are All Villains* Alright, buckle up, because this novel was quite the ride! I went in expecting a fluffy, feel-good story about a guy adopting some cute critters, and while there's definitely a good dose of heartwarming moments, it ended up being so much more complex than I anticipated. ### First Impressions Initially, I was drawn in by the premise: a weapons designer transmigrating to a sci-fi world and becoming a dad to a bunch of abandoned "cubs." The early chapters were definitely sweet, focusing on the MC's caring nature and his resourcefulness in providing for his new family. I quickly grew attached to the cubs and the quirky robot, 09. ### What Works Well The world-building is surprisingly well-developed, with political struggles and fractional divisions adding depth to the narrative. I particularly enjoyed the MC's character; he's intelligent, capable, and not overly arrogant. He's a "dad" through and through, and his dedication to his cubs is genuinely touching. The cubs themselves are charming and each has a compelling, complex backstory. I found myself invested in their growth and development. The ML is also a refreshing change from the typical cold, overbearing type. He's sweet, a bit shy, and his interactions with the MC are often amusing. ### Areas of Concern I did have a few minor gripes. The pacing felt a bit rushed at times, and some of the technical details, especially regarding mecha and technology, could have been fleshed out more. Also, I felt that the "consciousness of the universe" explanation felt a bit like a convenient plot device. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Okay, heads up, there are some potential spoilers ahead! Some readers felt that the romantic relationship between the MC and ML developed a bit too quickly, considering the ML was initially one of the cubs. Some readers felt that the MC's zerg identity was not fully explored. The ending of the story was divisive for some, with some readers loving the closure it provided and others wishing for a different outcome for certain characters. ### Final Verdict Despite a few minor flaws, I thoroughly enjoyed *The Cubs Picked Up Are All Villains*. It's a heartwarming and engaging story with a well-developed world, likable characters, and a surprisingly complex plot. If you're looking for a read that combines fluff with political intrigue and found-family dynamics, this one is definitely worth checking out.