Who Says I'm a Cat?

I think this novel is very novel. It is very interesting to see the world from the perspective of a cat. Especially in the novel, the cat did not intend to hurt its little master, but it accidentally hurt it because of its physical condition. The cat felt very guilty, but it could not help it. I felt that this touched me. I feel like the novel is a bit heart-warming, but I don't know whether the soul in the cat's body is male or female. The author would like to work on it⊙∀⊙! I'm looking forward to the next plot!

I can't say it's very good or bad, I can only say it's very special. He is a cat, but not a cat. He has changed from a cat back to a human. Even if he has a little magic weapon, he will not do anything to disturb the peace of the world. Even if he has lived for five hundred years, he can still cry and laugh like an ordinary young man. He also has his own worries and depression, instead of changing. He has become a wooden man with no emotions, let alone a godly attitude that treats humans as ants. The five hundred years that he repeatedly emphasizes are not age or time, but tell the readers that no matter how much time passes, the self in his heart cannot be erased. He is still the same him, even if five hundred years have passed. Everyone in the book has their own personality and emotions. In fact, it is not so much a novel as it is describing another world to us, a world similar to ours but different, warm but not so perfect, but more real. Later, both of them grew old. Whether it was the regret that one could not remember the other and the other had not recovered his memory, or he could only lament the helplessness and helplessness that the two did not owe each other, everything will gradually dissipate with time when they grow old. And the final ending also leaves readers with endless imagination. What will he do after returning to World A? What does the future look like? They are all unknown and desirable at the same time. Alas~ Who said I am a cat? I am, but I am not.