So, the other day, my buddy and I had just finished lifting at the gym, and we were strolling home when, out of nowhere, I caught sight of a girl in the corner of my eye. Oh my god! She was absolutely breathtaking!
Cosplay, definitely cosplay! And she was dressed as a catgirl!
That outfit, that figure, that face... Good grief, she was incredible! My old heart was pounding so hard it nearly leaped right out of my throat! I fell for her on the spot. Love at first sight, you know?
But... something just felt off.
With all the anime and games I’d seen, how could my otaku soul not recognize what series or game she was from? It made no sense!
I quickly grabbed my buddy beside me. “Hey, did you see that catgirl? Where’s she from? Help a brother out!”
But the idiot’s reply completely threw me. “What? Catgirl? What the hell are you talking about?”
Good grief, his words made my hair stand on end and sent a chill down my spine!
Before I could even react, I saw a huge truck charging straight at the catgirl like a maddened bull!
My mind went blank. I didn’t think, I just took off running toward her! Saving her was what mattered!
But... I was still too late.
With a deafening crash, that huge truck hit the girl and me, just like that...
The story is about a hundred changes, the writing is excellent, and there are almost no descriptions of women's clothing, women's bodies, and women's degeneration. The background of Western fantasy, the relationship between the heroine and the second heroine is okay, and the first-person perspective. Unfortunately, there is too little description of the special point of the cat girl. The other problems are not big, and there are more daily life, which is worth watching.
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