The pet I raised comes from the second dimension.

Dorothy was well-read; she knew how to pronounce "sulfur" and was familiar with the benefits of sulfur soap.

Approaching Pina,

Dorothy took the sulfur soap from its hand.

Skillfully apply the ointment all over the body.

When sulfur soap comes into contact with lint, it foams and emits a smell similar to rotten eggs.

Donas and Doraemon, though far away, immediately smelled the sulfur soap and quickly covered their noses.

"It stinks!"

Dorothy frowned, her black gem-like pupils filled with doubt as she looked at Dorothy with great curiosity.

Since meeting Dorothy,
Doro knew that it was Doro's particularly clean companion.

Even when they were homeless, they would build their own little nests in the wild using exquisite cardboard that could fetch a good price.

After being adopted, Dorothy became even cleaner, taking a bath no more than once every three days.

For a small animal covered in soft fur

Dorothy's hygiene was almost obsessive-compulsive.

But at this moment, when his germaphobic friend voluntarily rubbed smelly soap on himself, Doraemon couldn't quite process it.

"Huh~"

“You’re just as eccentric as some of the male college students I used to know.” Even Donas couldn’t stand the stench, grimacing and glancing at Dorothy’s hand with disgust.

Donas doesn't mind Dorothy.
He disliked sulfur soap.

The smell is really strong!

After being repeatedly teased by her friends, Dorothy sighed softly, opened her mouth but then stopped herself from speaking.

After using the sulfur soap,

Dorothy returned the sulfur soap to Pina.
It picked up the showerhead and, while rinsing its body, explained: "Sulfur soap contains sulfur, and sulfides are all smelly, like rotten eggs. Although the smell is rather unpleasant, sulfur soap has many benefits! It can kill bacteria, repel insects, and even drive away stray cats and dogs."

Rinse with warm water; white foam flows down from the top of the head and gathers into puddles on the ground.

Pina, who was closest to Dorothy, instinctively jumped to the side.
Avoid the milky white puddle.

Still harboring concerns, Pina carefully sniffed the rotten egg smell permeating the air to determine whether it was harmful or not.

Ok……

It really stinks.
However, upon closer inspection, it has quite distinctive characteristics.
It doesn't smell like a real rotten egg.

After confirming that the sulfur soap was harmless, Pina tried applying it to her body, and then covered up the odor with a strong jasmine-scented soap.

"Did you used to live in the wild and claim territory this way?" Pina wrinkled her nose and twitched her nostrils. "How clever! The scent repels stray cats and dogs, preventing fights."

Although sulfur soap has an extremely unpleasant odor
However, it must be admitted that the advantages outweigh the disadvantages.

Initially, upon arriving in the real world, Doraemon, Pina, and even Donas all experienced periods of being bullied by stray cats and dogs. Along the coast, they could find seafood and sell it for food, ensuring Pina wouldn't go hungry; living in a nature reserve with abundant resources, Donas also had no shortage of food and water. With their nutritional needs met, the time they were bullied by stray cats and dogs was short.

Dorothy and Doraemon have been bullied by stray cats and dogs for a long time!

To avoid stray dogs,
Doraemon lived under the bridge.
Instead, they are plagued by rats, mosquitoes, and flies, and their nests are easily flooded by stagnant water on rainy days.

Dorothy is simply not good at fighting, and despite having many vegetable gardens in the southern suburbs of the capital and not lacking food and drink, she is still no match for wild dogs.

The sulfur soap she found by chance became Dorothy's secret weapon...

I noticed that even Pina is trying to use sulfur soap to take a bath.

Doraemon also wanted to try.

But its ears twitched, clearly indicating some hesitation.

"Would a person like the smell of sulfur soap? It's smelly. If a person doesn't like it, he won't want to hug me, right?" Thinking to herself, Doro frowned and decided to just use regular soap to bathe for now.

But after hesitating for a moment,
Even if Doraemon wanted to use sulfur soap, he wouldn't have the chance.

All I saw was:

Donas received the sulfur soap, paused briefly, and then swallowed it whole.

The strong smell of rotten eggs spread in my mouth.

"yue~"

Donas was so disgusted by the smell that she vomited repeatedly.

Dorothy and Pina were stunned. Who would have thought that Donas intended to eat the sulfur soap? She ate it without warning, catching Dorothy completely off guard, her hands moving so fast that she didn't even have a chance to stop her.

They instinctively wanted Donas to quickly spit out the sulfur soap.

Then, remembering that Donas possessed the ability to be immune to all poisons, Dorothy Pina felt relieved.

Sulfur soap is slightly toxic.
Donas is immune to all poisons.

Eating sulfur soap won't cause any major harm.

However, Dorothy couldn't understand why Donas would eat sulfur soap.

What are you thinking about?

"That's sulfur soap! Not cookies!"

Dorothy stared at Donas with the look of someone who was looking at a monster.

Upon hearing this, Donas continued gagging, seizing the opportunity to reply, "Didn't you say this stuff is super good at killing bacteria? I wanted to cleanse my intestines, give them a good bath. But you didn't say the super stench will linger in my mouth. Ugh!"

After finishing speaking,
Rinse your mouth immediately.

Donas felt dizzy and lightheaded from vomiting.

"Go take a shower and go chew some gum! The smell of sulfur soap will linger for a long time, at least half a day." Dorothy sighed in exasperation at her friend's reckless behavior.

Soon, the bath was over, and the Doro returned to their room to find Huang Musong.

I'm worried that Donas might get sick from eating sulfur soap.

Pina, out of good intentions, reported the matter to Huang Musong.

Upon learning what had happened, Huang Musong breathed a sigh of relief, thinking that as long as it wasn't Dorothy, Pina, or Doraemon eating sulfur soap, that would be fine.

The mildly toxic sulfur soap cannot harm the invulnerable Donas.

after all,

Even the viruses and bacteria of Twitch, the poisonous rat of Zaun, known as the 'source of the plague,' were ineffective against Donas.
There's no need to worry about sulfur soaps with minimal toxicity.

Of course, while we can rest assured, we must still provide the necessary education.

Huang Musong coughed twice, patted Donas's swollen belly as she lay sprawled on her back, and scolded, "If you dare to eat anything again, I'll give you a ten-day diet, Runji! Also, if you want to cleanse your intestines, why don't you ask me what you should eat?"

"Although realgar wine is also poisonous, it is at least better than eating sulfur soap."

"Oh! By the way, Dorothy, Pina, you are not allowed to have any ideas about realgar wine."

"Realgar wine can transform into arsenic trioxide, commonly known as arsenic, under certain conditions. If you also want to cleanse your intestines, ask me to buy you some non-toxic and harmless medicine, remember?"

The tone gradually increases,

Huang Musong educates the children with a serious expression.

Doraemon was the most obedient. He nodded repeatedly, remembering the teachings he was given.

Dorothy knows what's important. She knows that people are doing it for her own good, so she has never rebelled.

Pina is the most cautious person. Ever since she got sick from eating raw seafood, she has been extremely concerned about food safety and will never put anything in her mouth that she is unsure of.

Only Donas has enough personality.
He didn't listen to a word the person said.
It burped and scurried to the other side of the heated kang (a traditional Chinese bed-stove).

Don't touch my stomach.

"It's so bloated, you know? If you dare touch me again, don't blame me for farting in front of you!" As soon as she finished speaking, Donas couldn't hold it in and let out a loud, sulfur-smelling fart.

It smells of sulfur, like rotten eggs, and is particularly unpleasant.

Even Donas herself was getting a headache from the fumes.

Dorothy, who was closer to Donas, happened to be downwind.

Dorothy was so overwhelmed by the fumes that she nearly fainted.

Doro is near the window, so quickly open the window to get rid of the rotten egg smell in the house.

Realizing she'd become a stench bomb, Donas immediately jumped off the heated kang (traditional heated brick bed) and went outside to bask in the sun under the eaves to cool off. "Remember to leave some extra lunch for me when I get back. Hehe~"

Her face flushed.

Even the most thick-skinned person will feel embarrassed.

Donas pretended to be nonchalant and left the room on her own initiative.

Find a spot where the sun shines directly, the eaves casting a shadow over her face, while the area below her neck is bathed in warm sunlight. Lying comfortably down, Donas no longer feels restrained, letting out one breath after another.

To speed up the dissolution of the sulfur soap in her stomach, Donas gulped down a bottle of cola. The sparkling water provided the carbonation, and the beverage dissolved the sulfur soap.

inside the house,

I could hear Donas exhaling through the window.
Dorothy, Pina, and Doraemon looked at each other and fell silent.

Half an hour later.
The braised goose in an iron pot is served.

The aroma filled the room, making Doraemon's mouth water. He sat obediently, eagerly awaiting the announcement that dinner was served. The goose meat was too hot to handle right out of the pot and needed to cool for a few minutes.

Huang Musong picked up a goose leg with chopsticks and placed it in the empty bowl in front of Duoluo. "Eat it later, be careful not to burn your mouth."

"Mmm~." Doraemon trembled with excitement.

A goose has only two legs.

A person gives it a whole one.

Happy!
Dorothy was delighted, but Huang Musong was in a dilemma, glancing at Dorothy and then at Pina.

Should the other goose leg be given to Dorothy or Pina? It's not good to favor either of them…

Dorothy knew exactly what people were thinking.
It also understands that a single goose cannot share the spoils absolutely fairly.

The ownership of the other goose leg should ideally be given to someone else!
Thinking it over, Dorothy picked up her chopsticks and took out a goose wing from the large plate. "Pina and I will eat the wings, and you can eat the other leg. We'll leave the rest of the goose meat for Donas, so she can eat more of the breast and back."

"Oh... I don't eat goose wings, you can have them all." Pina also picked up her chopsticks, picked up a goose wing, and put it into Dorothy's rice bowl.

"Both goose feet are mine."

"I love eating goose feet. They're chewy and have a great texture."

Without any courtesy to Huang Musong, Pina took the goose's foot without a second thought, only offering a polite gesture of deference.

As an employee,

Pina believed that possessing the goose's foot was a perfectly reasonable right.

If the doro also want to eat, then share it with them.

In short, when facing Huang Musong, Pina will not be polite or intimidated, and will eat whatever she wants without hesitation.

While the goose legs were cooling, Doro observed Pina and Dorothy, grinning happily.

The partners didn't fight over it.

Each of them has parts they want to eat.
The other goose leg is reserved for others to eat!
Doro was in a great mood when he saw that people could eat goose legs just like him. He picked up his chopsticks and put the goose leg from the big plate into people's rice bowls.

"Human~"

"Eat more."

"Driving must be tiring, right?"

Blinking, Doro smiled with squinting eyes, hoping people would accept its kindness.

Huang Musong hadn't originally planned to eat this stewed goose for lunch.

He would buy two extra portions to take back and share with Su Qingyao, Shu Chu, and the others.
It's not too late to eat it then.

This stewed goose is for the four little ones; both goose legs should belong to them.

Uh……

I really couldn't resist Doraemon's concern for me.

Even Dorothy and Pina are staring at me?

never mind!

"Then I won't stand on ceremony! Come on, Doro, let's have a toast." Huang Musong readily accepted the little ones' kindness, blew on the goose leg to cool it down, picked it up, and handed it to Doro.

Doro was slow-witted and couldn't quite process what people meant.

It took me a while to understand.
Doro quickly picked up a goose leg and clashed it against the goose leg in Huang Musong's hand.

Goose legs collided, oil splattered.

A few drops of soup fell onto the soft fur on Doro's chest, which he had just washed.

It casually took out a tissue and wiped itself.

"Shall we start eating?"

Doro greeted his companions politely again, then opened his mouth and took a big bite of the goose leg, eating with great satisfaction.

Goose leg,

More lean meat
It has a very chewy texture.

I tried hard to chew, but the meat was too tough, and I couldn't swallow it even after half a minute.

Half a minute later, he was finally able to swallow, and Doraemon choked as he swallowed the goose leg meat in his mouth.

Dorothy's situation wasn't much better.
The goose wing part is also extremely difficult to chew!
Unable to swallow the meat, Dorothy grew impatient and began smacking her lips without any regard for her image.

Smack lips
The voice sounds terrible.
But Huang Musong never stopped the Doros from smacking their lips while eating.

Smacking their lips proves they're enjoying their food. These adorable little guys aren't human, so there's no need for them to follow the etiquette of human society.

In order to blend into the dining atmosphere of the doro,

Huang Musong simply imitated them.
He also deliberately smacked his lips to show that he was very satisfied with his meal.

Pina was the only one who ate more elegantly; at least she didn't smack her lips, and the goose feet made a "crunching" sound as she chewed them.

"Don't throw away the leftover bones; save them to make goose bone rice porridge for the next meal."

"Hehe~"

Having successfully finished the goose leg, Duoluo ate until he was about three-tenths full, deliberately not gnawing off any of the meat near the bone.

On the way from the vegetable garden to the farmhouse,

Doraemon overheard Pina talking to someone about the story of "Remembering the Bitter Past and Appreciating the Sweet Present."
I strongly agree.

Dorothy has been picky about food lately; she should really reflect on how hard life has become. Besides, eating too well every day can lead to overnutrition and affect her health!

Rice stewed with goose bones is a great basic meal to evoke bitter memories and sweetness.

As for the high-end "bitter-sweet" meal...

While eating, Duoluo imagined what was going on and planned to cook vegetable porridge, wild vegetable dumplings, and cornbread made entirely of cornmeal over the next ten days.

It's packed with nutrients, but the taste is terrible; it's marketed as filling but doesn't taste good.

This is what a proper "bitter-sweet meal" should be like!

A moment of distraction,

He swallowed the second bite of goose meat without chewing it properly.

Doraemon choked and hiccuped repeatedly.

Seeing this, Huang Musong gently patted Doro's back to soothe it, and then poured it a full cup of cola.

Just then, the proprietress brought over a large pot of warm chrysanthemum tea. "Drinks are expensive and unhealthy. Come and try our free chrysanthemum tea that we grow ourselves. It's much better than drinks." The proprietress gave the three children three extra paper cups and poured tea into each one.

Flower tea, with its subtle fragrance and sweetness, is even more delicious than beverages.

Take a small sip of flower tea,

Doraemon's big eyes sparkled.

It suddenly occurred to him that chrysanthemum tea would taste even better with orange peel!
Unfortunately, I left my yo-yo in the car, and it's too much trouble to go out and get it.

Doro first jotted down the idea of ​​pairing chrysanthemum tea with orange peel.

Afterward, the doro continued to focus on their meal, and the second, third, and fourth dishes were served one after another.

It's about time.

Huang Musong picked out a few pieces of goose meat, put them in an empty bowl, and took them outside for Donas to eat.

Under the eaves, Donas dozed off, enjoying the warm winter sun.

Hearing footsteps approaching,
Donas glanced sideways to see who it was.
After confirming that it was a person (Huang Musong), it instinctively wagged its tail as a greeting.

"You don't need to worry about me."

"I'm not hungry yet. I want to sleep for a while and eat when I wake up." Donas yawned, exhaled without restraint, and closed her eyes, letting out soft snores.

Huang Musong remained silent.

Put down the bowl.
After confirming that Donas was alright, he went back inside.

After having lunch at the farmhouse, the doro slept on the heated kang bed for most of the afternoon, and when they woke up, they were covered in sweat.

The heated kang (traditional Chinese bed) is warm and cozy, super comfortable, but it's a bit hard.

After settling his bill and leaving the farmhouse, Huang Musong drove along the riverbank, avoiding the bumpy road he had come from.

Passing by the reservoir,

There were many anglers fishing on the shore.

Pina leaned against the car window, gazing at the fishermen on the shore, reminiscing about her past days of beachcombing. "Doro," she said, "how about we go beachcombing together next spring?"

Dorothy: "Yeah! Dorothy, Donas, and I went beachcombing! Beachcombing was so much fun~."

Pina: "I know. I found the message in a bottle you threw into the sea when you were beachcombing."

Dorothy: "Let's go beachcombing in the spring. Which city's beach should we choose this time? Donas, do you have any ideas?"

Donas: "I'm fine with whatever you say! I'll listen to you."

Pina: "Then let's go to the South China Sea. I've never been to the South, and I'd really like to go." (End of Chapter)