I Only Realized the World Wasn't Normal After Finding a Cat

I've been following this book for a while now, and it's as lighthearted and humorous as ever, though I'm terrible at naming things. But honestly, the first three chapters weren't quite captivating enough; just read on for a bit longer. Short and fast updates, so please, don't stop at four chapters a day!

The carefree and leisurely daily life of cultivating immortality is as abstract as that of Lu Tianzun in the Tianyuan Realm 😎

Ah, this lighthearted and enjoyable slice-of-life story—the author has started a new novel!

A very enjoyable slice-of-life story. The protagonist is arguably pseudo-invincible. The beginning is a bit difficult to get into because the protagonist is still questioning whether he truly has a problem. Later, after obtaining a cultivation technique, he becomes invincible. However, his invincibility isn't mindless; there aren't excessive face-slapping scenes or overly aggressive moments. It's a great read for leisure time.

Having read the author's previous book so far, I feel it's alright. The author is actually better at writing slice-of-life stories, but in this book so far, the slice-of-life content mainly focuses on the protagonist and the cat, with too little interaction with other people. I hope the author will continue to improve. You promised five updates a day, but only four? Author, if you keep this up, I'm going to forget my roots.

Keep up the good work, author! The slice-of-life writing style is very comfortable to read. The last book I enjoyed this much was a non-human daily life tips book.

The author really nailed it! Both books are slice-of-life stories, but not the kind that's just for the sake of being slice-of-life. The plot flows smoothly without any awkwardness, pauses, or dark moments. It's quite enjoyable; I've read up to chapter 73 so far. There's foreshadowing in the beginning, and the later chapters provide answers. It's very humorous and witty, very slice-of-life.

It's great! The author is a good person, and the story is very interesting. Following the cat's cultivation journey is quite fun. Right now, I'm most interested in the male lead's teacher who performs surgery with flying knives (who is probably an assassin). Author, please keep updating, but don't overwork yourself and ruin your health.

It's this everyday feeling, tinged with a touch of madness. Continuing the old tradition from the previous book, I've been writing about whatever I dream about since the beginning. I really like this feeling. Author, keep it up! You still have six livers left, please don't stop updating!

This book is really good. It's abstract but not crazy, and the simple and peaceful feeling is so nice. It's not the kind of book with lots of fighting and killing. It feels like reading a slice-of-life story. It's really great. (Go check out the author's bookshelf; there are some good ones.) Daily life of cultivating immortality