The Movie Emperor's Catlike Ancestor Is on the Warpath Again

The beginning was okay, but I really felt uncomfortable watching the little cat being slandered later on. The childhood friend is a bad person, and I hope his true colors are revealed (calmly smirking). The seme is pretty good, but his distrust of the little cat later on made me want to slap him (calmly smirking).

I'm sorry! It was my fault! I've read everyone's comments and book reviews, and it's true that I messed up my persona, which was my biggest worry at the beginning. I feel really bad for letting everyone down. I have already made changes to the parts that weren't good, and I hope everyone can give me another chance. I will try my best not to make this mistake again in the future plot. (Secretly giving myself a five-star review)

The beginning was absolutely fantastic, I totally support it! The cat is so proud but super cute!! But the later variety show assessment felt like they were deliberately trying to trick the cat into making mistakes. Didn't they say having a good friend would make things easier? And the assessment felt like they were playing the villain, it didn't give me a good impression.

That's too few. Also, isn't that Actor Lu a bit soft-hearted? But that seems normal too—he's the youngest son in his family, has a happy family, a smooth career, and many friends. So, his personality seems pretty normal.

I stumbled upon this book by chance. I've read similar books before; the main characters also have misunderstandings, and the cat ends up keeping the main character company. I've read all those stories and roughly know where they lead. Author, I admit your book is really good, but if you want it to gain more popularity or a wider readership, you could try to be more original.

The main character dotes on the cat, the main character is good, the cat likes the main character, the cat is good, the author writes well, the author is good.

It's alright, but I don't know how to put it. I'll just mention a few points for now. First, the part about the childhood friend was a bit frustrating (but I still watched it with that frustration, hoping for a plot twist later). Second, I felt the male lead was a bit useless, always saying "still investigating" and not getting any results during the investigation (maybe it's because I've watched…

The characters are the kind I like. I watched a quarter of it, but honestly, I felt there were too few normal people. The supporting characters had too much screen time, and the constant scheming and backstabbing was a bit tiring to watch. Less of that unnecessary drama would have been much more enjoyable.

The beginning of the book was quite good, but later on, the kitten wanted to become human and stay by the protagonist's side. So, he passed some tests and transformed from a cat into a human to be with the protagonist, but the protagonist didn't know this. He only thought of him as family, a friend who had asked him to look after someone.

Putting aside the later chapters, I really liked the chapters before the cat turned into a kitten, and the opening sentences. There aren't many stories like this (in the stories I've read so far), but there are quite a few good ones. (I don't mean to say this story is bad, I just think the writing is a bit immature and the character development is not quite right. I suggest reading more other stories. I definitely want to make the story better.)