[Sweet pet, two male protagonists, campus, transformation, healing, marriage first, love later (living together first, love later)]
When Su Yan woke up, he turned into an orange and white cat.
He shamelessly fell in love with Lin Zhao, the school sweetheart next door who came to the park to feed the cats.
After being picked up and brought home, he discovered that this aloof school sweetheart was secretly a cat slave?
Cooking for him, washing clothes, covering him with quilts, and getting up in the middle of the night to touch his head and say good night.
Su Yan snored in comfort, and then suddenly realized a problem:
He seemed... Dependent on this person.
What's even worse is that he changed back to his human form in front of Lin Zhao.
The kind that's naked...
Su Yan: "... Didn't you say you don't have cats at home?!"
Lin Zhao (ears turned red): "I'm raising him now. I'm raising him together."
# Cold School Grass picked up a cat that can transform#
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#What is it like to pick up a cat and become your wife#
Reader comments
It took me a day and I finally finished reading it. It is a very delicate and heart-warming novel.
Su Yan, a heartless sophomore boy, met the cold-hearted Cao Linzhao from the medical school after turning into a cat. One of them learned to rely on others, and the other learned to take care of others. Together, they learned to love → learn to express bravely → learn to cherish, and ended up happily together.
Like it very much. Recommend!
Sweet little article, good-looking, worth reading
From campus literature
It took me a day and I finally finished reading it. It is a very delicate and heart-warming novel. Su Yan, a heartless sophomore boy, met the cold-hearted Cao Linzhao from the medical school after turning into a cat. One of them learned to rely on others, and the other learned to take care of others. Together, they learned to love → learn to express bravely → learn to cherish, and ended up happily together. Like it very much. Recommend!
Sweet little article, good-looking, worth reading From campus literature