Interstellar Orphanage Cultivates Bai Ze Cubs to Be Omniscient and Omnipotent

In today's qualifying match, Rarity and Cooley were unfortunately defeated. Both kids were a little disappointed, but they quickly recovered.

As for Xiao Fan, he narrowly escaped elimination and advanced to the top ten.

Everyone has plenty of time now, enough for everyone to cheer on one person before heading to the next match.

Wen Ze surged forward with unstoppable momentum, taking first place.

When the champion appeared, celebratory cannons roared on the stage, and everyone cheered for Wen Ze. Xiao Fan and the others excitedly rushed onto the stage and surrounded Wen Ze.

The moment Wenze became the champion, the overwhelming amount of love he received nourished his demon core, leaving no cracks on it.

A tremendous change was taking place within him, and he was able to freely utilize the wood elemental power he possessed in his previous life!

Wen Ze clenched his fingers. This was also the reason why he was able to survive for ten years in his previous life. Even if it was just a small amount of wood elemental power, it was enough to use in the fields of the orphanage.

Thinking of this, he smiled even more broadly, and his tail couldn't help but stick out and wag wildly behind him.

Looking at his excited expression, Wen Ai sighed and thought to herself that he was still just a little brat.

Ali did well too, taking third place and winning a blue pine cone-shaped medal that almost made her unable to fly, but she puffed out her fluffy chest, looking very proud.

Xiao Fan ultimately achieved a top-five finish. He wore a serious expression, somewhat regretting his impulsive decision; otherwise, he might have made it into the top three.

Sensing something, Wen Ze nudged him, held the trophy up to his face, and smiled.

Seeing Xiao Ze so happy, Leng Fan's mood gradually improved as well.

It's okay, I'll become stronger.

The organizers also arranged for the orphanage to give a speech, but Wen Ai shook his head and declined. He didn't want to stand in front of so many people, as it would remind him of bad things.

Xiao Liang went on stage and bragged for ten minutes straight, consistently expressing gratitude to heaven, earth, the federal government, and everyone else. He spoke more formally than the organizers, making everyone drowsy before finally leaving the stage, thus ending the journey.

When Lan Yue finally managed to extricate herself from the dazzling banquet, she only had time to learn that they had participated in a competition.

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This year's All-Round Baby King competition has attracted attention from various planets with its brand-new approach. Although the newly added knowledge and art categories did not have many spectators, they were praised by the Federal Academy of Sciences through its official account, which caused a great stir.

When Wen Ai saw this article, she keenly sensed a new shift in the political climate of the Federation.

As the champion of the Blue Pine Star knowledge competition, Baiwen Orphanage's live stream attracted many new fans. The simple-minded orc began to realize that having knowledge seemed to be a skill that the strong needed.

After all, all the children in this orphanage made it to the finals; the only one who withdrew did so because he transformed into human form midway through the competition.

The idea of ​​a child transforming into human form is a sword hanging over the parents' heads. Although the probability of failure is decreasing year by year, it is still a 100% tragedy if it happens to their own child.

As a result, orphanages are becoming increasingly popular, and parents are willing to spend a lot of money to send their children to orphanages in order to increase the chances of their children successfully becoming human.

As the competition concluded, Yali's article was also published at the same time, titled "A Cub Proficient in Both Literature and Martial Arts—New Thoughts on Child Rearing." With the Academy of Sciences' prior promotion, her article became a hot topic. Some inquisitive beastmen speculated that perhaps learning more could increase the success rate of transforming into human form?

Regardless of their thoughts, they chose to focus on this somewhat special orphanage.

Leng Jin followed Wen Ai and her group back to Shanshan Star. Along the way, she gained a lot, constantly writing and drawing on her own screen, sometimes talking incoherently.

Yue Ling and Yue Feng had been following the competition closely and were overjoyed to see them return safely. They immediately reported this to Ling Xiao. The children left with their parents, exhausted from the journey.

The four little ones lined up and went into the bathroom to wash away the dust of their journey.

That evening, Leng Jin ate heartily, her eyes welling up with tears. Since running away from home, she had been living a life of hardship and hadn't experienced such warmth in a long time.

After the children fell asleep, Wen Ai handed Xiao Fan's metal tag to Leng Jin.

"Yes, it's real!" Leng Jin took out his metal plate to compare. The two were made of the same material. The silver-gold metal plate had a simple engraving of the character "Leng" on it, and the back had a complex tiger stripe relief, which was very difficult to imitate.

When the facts were laid bare before him, Leng Jin's heart was filled with turmoil, and deep down he was still somewhat excited to see his fellow clansmen in a foreign land.

But here's the question: whose son is Leng Fan?

She frowned, lost in thought. Most of the Leng family members worked in the military, and there were several men of marriageable age. For a moment, she really didn't know whose child it was.

Leng Jin patted his head. Could it really be his older brother's son?

I've never heard of him having a wife!

After thinking it over, she realized that having offspring was a major family matter, and Xiao Fan's condition was urgent, so she chose to send a message to a cousin who hadn't blocked her.

The next morning, Xiao Liang received a message from his landlord, Lao Zhou, and took a closer look.

"You sold the land?" The shout almost blew the roof off. In no time, everyone knew that the landlord had changed.

At this time, the doorbell rang.

The four adults exchanged glances, each lost in their own thoughts.

"Please come in."

When Wen Ai saw the person who came, she couldn't help but be surprised.

"Senior? What brings you here?"