Sir, Do You Like Cats?

When Jiang Chenzhou, a 35-year-old retired dance king, spots Su Miaomiao lost in the crowds of Lijiang, clutching a stick of cotton candy, his heart, dormant for years, completely loses control at a single glance.

She is like a clueless little kitten who has wandered into his camera frame, carrying a faint, naturally sweet milky scent. He can't help wanting to get closer, treasure her, and make her his alone.

And so the man who once dazzled onstage begins the most focused “hunt” of his life:

Good morning and good night messages on WeChat are just the basics. Precisely “bumping into her” at the entrance to her residential complex is routine. A stunning home-cooked feast is an ambush on her taste buds, and an impromptu dance is a visual knockout...

But she just stares blankly and thinks, Is this guy some kind of scammer?

Only when he pulls her into his arms, rests his chin lightly on the top of her head, and says in a husky voice, “Don't move. Let me recharge,”

does Su Miaomiao belatedly realize that when he said he wanted to “snuggle with a cat,” he meant it literally!

· A complete record of how a 190-centimeter former dance god carefully wins over a directionally challenged sweetheart and “coaxes” her home.

· When the “straight-shooting champion” meets someone with a “romance allergy,” every direct advance he makes bounces off her natural cluelessness and turns into a ridiculously sweet moment!

· “Snuggling with his girlfriend” is a running theme: from hugging her from behind and nuzzling into the crook of her neck to lifting her up for a kiss, every moment shows his utter dependence on her.

· 300,000 words of sweetness from start to finish, with no angst or melodrama, only his blatant favoritism and her growing inability to resist falling for him.

“Other people snuggle with cats. I snuggle with you.”

“Why?”

“Because you're my oxygen.”