A Rookie Cat Demon, and the Big Shots Are Lining Up to Fall for Her

The heroine transforms from a cat into a human, and the pull between animality and humanity is particularly real. She doesn't understand human love, and only relies on her instinct to "lick" to heal others, but inadvertently defeats those high-ranking bosses [Adoration] She is not stupid and sweet, she is really innocent and black. They all thought that they were hunters who controlled the overall situation, but little did they know that from the moment they met her, they had become her prey. This kind of "everyone falls" setting is really delicious. The author's writing style is also very delicate, and he writes the ambiguous and pulling atmosphere vividly.

🐱After the female protagonist ate the relic and transformed into a cat, she met several male protagonists with feline instincts and cunning. Watching these originally proud people break their principles for him, it was fun to read the secrets throughout the love competition. I couldn't stop. It was so good, but it's a pity that the full text only has about a hundred chapters, which is really not enough.

Book Review: "The Novice Cat Demon, the Bosses Line Up and Fall" This is a multi-male fantasy romance with a sweet feel, a gradually rising plot but a hasty ending. It is worth reading overall, especially for readers who prefer delicate emotional lines and Shura fields. - Image of the heroine: She is a rare cat demon who is kind and has a moral bottom line. She has not given up her principles for the sake of feelings. This sense of purity makes her bond with the male protagonists more convincing, and also makes the "group pet" setting not seem cheap. - Highlights of the emotional lines: The male protagonists have their own charms. Among them, the regent's deep forbearance, the innocent young general's single-minded persistence, and the wealthy young master's pampering and generosity are particularly touching. From the initial heartbeat to the fateful binding in the later stage, the emotional level is very rich, and the "meat" description is appropriate, which serves the relationship of the characters well. - Pattern and Regrets: The second half of the plot attempts to break away from small love and sublimate towards a higher destiny and growth direction. The intention is good, but some character relationships and plot logic are misaligned, making the reading slightly confusing. - Ending problem: The biggest drawback is that the ending is too hasty, with so much foreshadowing of character growth and world view, and the final ending is too fast, with many emotions and suspense not having time to be properly explained, which makes people a little bit confused. Overall, this is a sweet novel with distinct advantages and disadvantages: the emotional line is good, the heroine is lovable, and the plot is ambitious in the later stage. However, the ending is sloppy and some of the logic is a bit messy. It is suitable for mindless sugar consumption, and you can also feel the author's sincerity in telling a big story.

Look, love to the deepest level is regardless of the cost. Only love can weigh the pros and cons.

Overall, it's okay. It's probably a story about a cat demon who first turns into a human form and "molests" beautiful men. This book obviously ends hastily, the final boss is not solved, and the closer to the finale, the more traces of intelligence become heavier. But overall it's okay. At least the five beauties who appeared were all KO'd, and there was a reluctant ending. The plot tends to be light-hearted, with a bit of heaviness at the end, but nothing else.

The female protagonist is still good. Either she is silly and sweet, and the male protagonist develops smoothly, or the ending is hasty.

Is there a lower part? This ending is not over yet

Nice! I just don't know if the monk has been kissed by anyone

Very nice, very colorful content

Looks good, come on, come on