I'm Just a Cat, Saving My Wasteland Homeworld by Farming

A promising new book. I absolutely love it, it's so cute, and I absolutely adore cats. I've read over 20 chapters and it doesn't seem to have any major problems. It's just that the cats... Can it stay a cat forever? I feel like that feeling is lost once they become human. This is just a small wish of mine; let's see how the author does it. It's really quite good, keep it up! As long as the author doesn't abandon the project, I'm happy! 😽😽😽

It's quite novel; it's about a cat reincarnated into a lifeless world after Earth's destruction, growing up alongside everything, and this vine knows everything. The theme is rather fresh; in all my ten years of reading, this is the first time I've encountered something like it. 😄

The cat is so cute, but the pacing is a bit slow. Maybe I just prefer faster-paced things. I'm really looking forward to what happens after they go to space, especially the interactions between Regent Teng and His Majesty the Cat—they're so adorable! 😳 I want to know when the Star Beasts will arrive. I also want to know about the subsequent developments after the human colonists arrive. I hope the author can keep going! 💕💕💕

Long live the Cat King! 💕 Fujita Hiroshi is so good to the cats! 💕 The whole story has no flaws, the writing style is very refreshing, keep it up, author! 💕😘😘 I'll keep reading as long as you keep updating. Keep it up! 💕 Finally, please update more frequently! [Please update more frequently][Please update more frequently]

👍 I've read from over 1000 pages to over 4000 pages now. There are no major flaws. There were some plot holes at the beginning, but they were mostly filled in later. Overall, the story is quite good. ´∀`👍 (*, I'm retyping this. I misspoke and said over 1000 pages instead of over 1000 pages. (ⓛ–ⓛ))

The early stages, raising children, were peaceful and heartwarming, like a farming story. But after the interstellar adventure began, I basically skipped all the comments and such – it was too tragic. A level two civilization had become like pigs being raised in captivity, their path to hope blocked. I saw no vibrant life force in them, only the death throes of a dying, desolate celebration.

This is a great book, why isn't it rated yet? The perspective of the super-long-lived miracle cat is perfect. But could the pacing be a bit faster? Nebula beasts and such, hurry up and come! The cat can't stand being wronged even a little bit!

The premise is interesting, I'll give it a thumbs up. Maybe I'm just too impatient, there's too much dialogue and it's getting annoying.

The narrative is clear and the writing flows smoothly. There are no overly convenient plot devices; the cat doesn't rely solely on others during its growth, demonstrating strong initiative, having its own ideas, and the courage to put them into practice. It's an adorable cat that has gradually matured! ❤️

Once we've transformed Earth, will humanity come back to reap the benefits? Is there a way to turn Earth into our own territory?