An evil female steals her cubs and plays with them? Top orcs come to ask for favors

Yu Yu wakes up to find herself transformed into a cannon-fodder character wanted across the interstellar for stealing cubs. The original owner of this body had escaped to a garbage planet and, in the book, didn’t survive more than three chapters. The four cubs she stole were actually top nobles, forced into juvenile bodies for hibernation treatment due to severe mental trauma. In the original story, because the cubs were stolen, they inhaled the toxic gases of the garbage planet, missed their treatment window, wandered for two months, and died young after being recovered. Now, as Yu Yu opens her eyes, she finds herself surrounded by four curious young boys. There’s a snow leopard licking its paws, a fennec fox with oversized ears, a gray wolf tilting its head, and a giant panda rubbing its face in frustration. None of them look particularly intelligent, and there’s no trace of the formidable bosses they once were. Yu Yu quickly realizes that their minds have regressed to their juvenile states. The garbage planet is severely lacking in supplies—no food, no water, and overrun with mutated animals. Fortunately, Yu Yu is bound to a farming system. From then on, she has endless green food to eat and steady income to earn, and she and the four boys live a comfortable life together. Once she’s made enough money, she sends the four boys away and escapes the garbage planet to hide her identity. What she doesn’t know is that she has a 100% mental match with the four bosses. Their mental bodies were secretly healed, and they have long since regained their memories. Not long after her escape, the four of them show up at her door. The snow leopard, the empire’s top hacker, says, “Yuyu, I miss you so much I could die.” The fennec fox, the royal family’s chief starship designer, says, “Yuyu, my heart aches when I think of you.” The gray wolf, the empire’s finest armor maker, says, “Yuyu, if you don’t take responsibility for touching me, I’ll cry.” And the panda, a star major general, says, “Don’t be afraid, Yuyu. I’m here.”