The Cat People Are Trying to Conquer Earth

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by Liang Shiqin (梁诗琴)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 20k Words
Genre: Fanfiction
Subgenre: Anime Fanfiction
Updated: 5y ago
Source: Faloo

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Synopsis

An army of Meowth people from Meowth Star in the Cancer Nebula tried to invade Earth, so they sent their Five Tiger Generals to scout the planet. But humanity proved far too terrifying. The Meowth people had no choice but to retreat, leaving the Five Tiger Generals behind on Earth.

The five Meowth people still believe their allies will return, and they remain steadfast in carrying out their mission to invade Earth.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.

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