Looking at the little fellow standing there with its hands behind its back in embarrassment, like a child who had done something wrong, Wang Ji felt like his brain had short-circuited.
Asking a chick less than a month old to catch bugs was no different from making a husky stare at a chicken leg without being allowed to eat it. If it got hungry on the way, stealing what it was supposed to guard was inevitable.
Perhaps because it had seemed rather reliable lately, Wang Ji had subconsciously forgotten that this little thing was still just a chick.
Chicks ate bugs. That was perfectly normal.
And in fact, there were not many human foods Zizai could choose from. They either contained chicken or eggs. For example, it could never eat cake.
Wang Ji had considered feeding it dog food, but dog food also contained eggs and chicken. In the end, the most suitable option was chicken feed mixed with various dried insects.
As for whether it wanted other snacks, it could tell for itself.
Wang Ji did not regret letting it become what it was now, and neither did it. As for the things they needed to watch out for in daily life, they just had to keep a level head and pay attention where they could.
Having one more little life in the house, and eating one less kind of food, was nothing much.
"Zizai will be more careful from now on..."
In the end, it still pressed itself against him pitifully, trying to please him and admit its mistake. Wang Ji smiled and said nothing. Then he placed a hand on the dog, golden chains of data flowing through his eyes.
This was a dim, slightly blurred field of vision. Wang Ji could faintly hear panting that