"If only my cat could make his own money to buy cans!"
Lin Xiaoman, a social worker who had just graduated and was about to graduate, casually complained to the wishing stone on the window sill. Unexpectedly, the words came true - the ten-pound fat orange she had raised for three years actually turned into an orange-haired boy one night when she worked overtime!
The boy retains the instincts of a cat: he jumps at the sight of a cat-teasing stick, can't walk when he smells the smell of grilled sausages, is afraid of water and loves to lick his paws, but he only has an "obsession with making money." Lin Xiaoman, who earns a monthly salary of 3,000 yuan, was forced to start the "one person, one cat" model of making money. From the "Orange Half Fairy" fortune-telling in the night market to cheating money, to becoming famous as a pet communicator relying on the keen sense of cats, the two staged countless farces full of laughter in getting rich in a rental house.
He would almost reveal himself to meow like a cat during a live broadcast, and he would also use the first money he earned to buy her hot sausages; while she complained that he was a "troublemaker", she desperately maintained the secret of his "cat turning into a human". On the road to making money, there is the thrill of exposing one's identity, the ecstasy of making a lot of money, and the warmth of two lonely souls leaning on each other.
When the magic deadline approaches and the boy is about to turn back into a cat, is what they have saved a pot of money, or is it a two-way salvation across species? This is a healing story about companionship, growth and sudden wealth. It tells you that the happiest life is just when I make money to support you, and you just happen to be with me.
