[A proud, sharp-tongued calico cat × a shamelessly doting cat owner + both are romantically inexperienced]
(PS: I picked the wrong tags. There's no child-rearing or face-slapping, just a cat.)
After her ex-boyfriend breaks up with her for a ridiculous reason, Ye Shuhe goes downstairs to clear her head and finds a kitten on the verge of death.
After rescuing it, she tries to give it away. But the cat keeps coming back on its own and refuses to go anywhere else, insisting on following her home. With no other choice, Ye Shuhe starts keeping a cat.
The cat was the one who chose to stay, yet it acts as though Ye Shuhe forced it to. It also often goes out, then sneaks back home under cover of night.
Then one day, the kitten stops coming home. It stays away for a long time, and she has no idea where it went.
When Ye Shuhe realizes the cat is missing, she frantically searches for it and puts up missing-cat posters nearby. But she can't find the cat. Instead, she finds a man who looks just like it...
The author describes the emotions after a broken love and the tenderness brought by cats in a particularly delicate way. The daily interaction between one person and one cat is sweet but not greasy, and every little detail warms the heart. Watching this kitten, who is cold on the outside and hot on the inside, silently staying by my side, approaching awkwardly but sincerely, is both healing and heart-warming. The emotional transition is natural and touching. There is no blood, only the process of being slowly warmed and soothed. It is very beautiful [stunned]