Quick Transmigration: The main focus is on speed.

Inside the space, a monkey was grooming an orange cat, trying to find fleas. The orange cat lay leisurely on a rocking chair, letting the monkey turn it over and over as if someone was giving it a massage.

The kangaroo hopped around, and every now and then it would take out a few bamboo stalks from its pouch to tease the panda.

The panda, having eaten and drunk its fill, swung on the swing, its short legs bobbing back and forth. The kangaroo teased it, but the panda didn't seem to mind. For a moment, it was unclear who was teasing whom.

This is what the tiger and the elephant saw when they appeared with the small system.

"Hasn't Erha come back yet?" Tiger looked around and asked, not seeing his good brother Erha's shadow.

"No," the monkey replied without looking up, continuing to search for fleas on the orange cat.

"Brother Tiger, I..." The little system looked at its own body, then at the various animals, and suddenly felt out of place with them. But it had no points and no body at all, and suddenly felt weak and pitiful.

The elephant saw through the little system's thoughts, stretched out its trunk, and pulled up a screen with images of snakes, hamsters, and chameleons on it.

Seeing this, the other systems stopped making a fuss and immediately gathered around to see which body the smaller system would choose.

"Brother Elephant?" The little system didn't know what was going on. Surrounded by a group of animals, it was a bit confused.

"Choose for yourself."

"But, but I don't have any points!" The little system almost cried. As a newly created system, where would it get points to buy a body? Could it be some kind of employee benefit, given away for free?

"Employee benefits, no points required, choose for yourself."

"Really? Really? Really?" The little system asked three times in a row, its tone becoming more cheerful with each question.

"Hurry up, what do you choose?" The tiger, impatient with all this, nudged the little system, urging it to choose quickly.

"Snake! I choose the snake, I love snakes the most!" the monkey exclaimed loudly.

"Chameleon! I'm more curious about how it changes color!" the orange cat said lazily.

"Let's choose a hamster. Boss loves fluffy little animals the most, and hamsters are the only ones with fur." ​​Panda's soft, baby voice rang out.

Everyone chimed in with their opinions, while the little system looked conflicted. The emerald green snake looked beautiful, almost shimmering in the sunlight, and everyone said snakes could transform into dragons—what if it could become a dragon after leveling up? A chameleon was also a good option; it could change color to escape danger. As for the hamster, it seemed useless, but the boss liked it…

After much deliberation and discussion, the system finally chose the hamster.

It doesn't matter what it is, it's only useful if the boss likes it. If the boss doesn't like it, even if it's a dragon, it still has to coil up, right?

The moment I tapped the screen, the little system transformed into a chubby hamster with round, bright eyes that reflected a clear-eyed folly.

"Huh? Is this a hamster? It looks more like a Totoro!" The monkey was quick and picked up the hamster. He looked at it again and again, but no matter how he looked at it, he didn't think it was a hamster.

"Who cares, they're all mice. Come play with me." The orange cat said, pouncing on the hamster. Only then did the hamster remember there was a cat there, and it felt incredibly stupid for choosing such a body.

When Qiyuan and Erha returned, they saw the orange cat chasing the hamster, while the others split into two groups to cheer them on.

Upon seeing Qiyuan return, he immediately stood at attention, bowed, and said, "Boss, you've worked hard!"

The husky stood behind Qiyuan, head held high and chest puffed out, as if it were talking about itself. Its arrogance made it look like it was asking for a beating.

"Boss, everyone's been trained, and the connection to the main system has been cut off."

"Okay, go do what you need to do." With a wave of her hand, the orange cat pounced on the hamster before it could even react. Fortunately, the hamster was alert and turned to run away. Cheers of encouragement rang out again in the space.

After watching for a while, the panda got bored, snuggled into Qiyuan's arms, and whimpered. Qiyuan then patted the panda's little head.