The Poet, the Drunkard, and the Unpoetic Kitten

That night, Hiroi Kikuri didn't meet Sake, nor did she encounter the cat that understood human speech. It was all just a fantasy between Sake and Hiroi Kikuri. The fleeting image of falling into the mountains was replaced by endless daydreams of a fantastical life. She froze to death on the street from alcohol poisoning, with no one offering a helping hand. It was all just a two-way redemption imagined by the brain under the influence of alcohol.

My thoughts on reading; please refrain from criticism if you disagree. If we compare mainstream online novels to a rushing river, then this book is more like a stream. A stream may not be as awe-inspiring as a great river, but it possesses a unique charm.

Let me share my impressions. While reading, I felt a very peaceful sense of tranquility, like watching a small river flow gently, neither hurried nor slow, with a perfect pace. It's very everyday, yet not boring. Some of the jokes even brought a smile to my face. It might not be a masterpiece that pleases everyone, but it's a rare gem among purely slice-of-life stories. The writing style is also very gentle and delicate. I hope this book has a smooth run and doesn't become too long. 👍

A sweet and saccharine slice-of-life story, featuring a unique blend of solitary rock and go. Although I haven't watched any band anime other than solitary rock, it won't affect my reading experience. You can buy it with confidence! 😏 Uh, the author said it's uncertain whether it will change, so if you're interested, you can check the later chapter titles before buying.

I've only read a few chapters, but it's really good! This lighthearted and heartwarming atmosphere is so rare. I hope more people read it and that it gets a rating soon. I understand now. One of the key reasons this novel is so lighthearted is that the protagonist really is a cat. Aside from having a human soul, it's nothing special. It can't fall in love with girls, nor can it mediate conflicts.

A true slice-of-life masterpiece, I devoured it in one go. A drunken bassist and a clever little cat, in short, it's amazing! (However, there are more than 10 side stories unrelated to the main plot, which are a bit abstract. It would be better if they were made into side stories related to the main plot.) I watched it again, and the answer is still the same: amazing. After seeing so much dark stuff, seeing such heartwarming everyday moments is truly refreshing.

Hmph, I'll give myself five stars. If you have any objections, be sure to tell me, meow. Definitely, meow!

It was because of this novel that I got to know and become a fan of Lonely Rock!!!! Lovely, there's wine!!!!

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful I stumbled upon this book again while browsing my bookshelf a long time ago. It's so good, I don't even know how else to describe it. Reading it felt like peeing in bed while dreaming—so comfortable and warm. 🤤

This is the first time I've seen a novel about Hiroi written from a cat's perspective. The subject matter is quite novel, the plot is good, and the writing style is fairly smooth. There's not much else to say, but things get a bit confusing in the later chapters and the "what if" scenarios. I haven't read the author's new book yet. I'll check it out later. That's about it 🤔