In a nutshell, this is about an unlucky ghost king, scorned by fate, who picks up an extremely lucky cat with an incredible background. He becomes a cat-loving man cherished by his cat, who keeps rescuing him again and again. In the end, he gets to live a good life.
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Ling Ling is an endangered spirit cat from a higher-dimensional world. Her Heavenly Dao father, who dotes on her, sends her to the relatively low-risk world of Demon Slayer in an effort to save his beloved little cat from extinction.
After being caught in a temporal storm, Ling Ling falls into the courtyard of the future Demon King, covered in wounds and unable to maintain her human form. He raises her as some kind of little monster...
A thousand years later, one day after dawn, Ling Ling, who knows nothing of the story’s plot, feels the cells she inherited from her “father” gradually dying. She breaks down and vomits a mouthful of blood. When she rushes over, she sees only her father’s final consciousness fading away. Unable to believe it but powerless to help, she ultimately blows herself up to die with him.
In the blink of an eye, she returns to the time when she first stumbled into her “father’s” courtyard. After her Heavenly Dao father fills her head with the plot, Ling Ling decides she must save her old dad, who only wants to live a free and healthy life...
"A friendly note from the author:
This is a family-bond story. In the author’s portrayal, the two protagonists share a father-daughter relationship, a completely pure father-daughter relationship. Neither protagonist has a romantic pairing. The story includes the author’s own headcanons, and anything that differs from the original can be considered one of them.
Also, the author is a fan of tragic endings. This story follows the Pillar Slayer route. Both protagonists will eat people and kill people, but the author thinks it doesn’t matter since they’re Japanese anyway. This is a villain story, so please don’t flame the author if it’s not your thing. The author is a new writer, still a novice, and rather fragile."
Super invincible and beautiful, no OOC in the whole process. And the whole story gave me a very warm feeling. The heroine is from the ghost side, and I didn't think about going to the ghost slayer team. It's super beautiful. I don't know how to describe the rest. You can go and see for yourself. The further you go to the back, the better it looks. Really super pretty. Don't know why no one is watching this. I'm going to use my remaining trumpet to continue the review. Come on, teacher!
Overall, it's pretty good. I'd like to praise you for being able to persist in writing it down. The general framework is clear and clear. There are some secondary characters in some places. The sense of involvement in the early stage is low, but it will be better in the later stage. Many descriptions of Luncheon Master are that they have no airs and majesty, but this is normal for cats. Who wouldn't like cats who are loyal to themselves and think about everything. The author can make the battle more detailed and exciting. There can be more interaction and less narration when cats and other ghosts get along. [Blow kiss] Come on