[No cp + no system + no transformation + western fantasy + evolution + relaxation + delicious food (laughing)]
Lu An, who traveled through time and became Daju, was very sad because he could no longer create beautiful memories with his beautiful ladies as a human being.
Fortunately, he can become the strongest by eating.
But then again, why are there all gods in this different world?
Goblins are evil, and the way to tame monsters is to throw a piece of soap. And why are there the same witch cult lunatics as in the re0 world?
He thought that there were enough gods and men, but he didn't expect that this other world would be full of flowers.
Finally, what do you mean, those who are cultivating immortals come to beat you who know magic?
Should my cat be responsible for this?
Reader comments
The most amazing episode I've ever written
The cat version of "Become a God by doing rice" is a cool article! The more I look at it, the more I look up to it
Who can resist a cat protagonist who protects his food to the extreme and can counterattack just by eating?
"What's wrong with protecting food? This cat can become a god just by eating". The title of the book and the title of the first chapter alone come with a buff, and the contrast between "a social animal dressed as a cat from another world" is full at the beginning. The author, Da Mi Ding, uses a relaxed and free writing style to write about the survival in another world from the perspective of cats in a way that is both funny and decompressing. Lu An is about to face the social death scene of "licking his own little bell" as soon as he opens his eyes, and then he has to fight wits and courage with various characters for food. This setting of "work first, become a god by the way" is simply a mudslide in the literary world.
The core setting of the story is particularly endearing: after the protagonist turns into a cat, he awakens the ability to "become stronger by eating", and protecting food is his survival creed. There is no need to go to great lengths to strategize, or to avenge blood. Maomao's goal is pure from beginning to end - to make food, protect food, eat all over the world, and by the way, rely on the energy he eats to upgrade himself to a god. This kind of anti-routine "sleep and win style", paired with complaints and cuteness from the cat's perspective, makes it completely unburdensome to read. Watching the protagonist solve the crisis in a cat's way is both cute and stress-relieving.
In the current 87,000-word serialization, it can be seen that the author has controlled the rhythm: while using the refreshing point of "everything you eat can increase your strength" to whet the reader's appetite, at the same time, he relies on the interaction between cats and characters from other worlds to create laughter, especially the contrast between the protagonist's fur when he protects food, which can hit the laughter every time. Although it is a young novel that is still being serialized, this combination of "cute pets + food + refreshing articles" is enough to make people follow it.
If you are tired of the same routines of cultivating immortals and want to read some sweet and refreshing stories that are light-hearted and cruelty-free, this book about a cat who became a god by cooking is definitely worth a try! After all, who can resist a kitten that is reaching its peak while protecting its food?
The most amazing episode I've ever written The cat version of "Become a God by doing rice" is a cool article! The more I look at it, the more I look up to it Who can resist a cat protagonist who protects his food to the extreme and can counterattack just by eating? "What's wrong with protecting food? This cat can become a god just by eating". The title of the book and the title of the first chapter alone come with a buff, and the contrast between "a social animal dressed as a cat from another world" is full at the beginning. The author, Da Mi Ding, uses a relaxed and free writing style to write about the survival in another world from the perspective of cats in a way that is both funny and decompressing. Lu An is about to face the social death scene of "licking his own little bell" as soon as he opens his eyes, and then he has to fight wits and courage with various characters for food. This setting of "work first, become a god by the way" is simply a mudslide in the literary world. The core setting of the story is particularly endearing: after the protagonist turns into a cat, he awakens the ability to "become stronger by eating", and protecting food is his survival creed. There is no need to go to great lengths to strategize, or to avenge blood. Maomao's goal is pure from beginning to end - to make food, protect food, eat all over the world, and by the way, rely on the energy he eats to upgrade himself to a god. This kind of anti-routine "sleep and win style", paired with complaints and cuteness from the cat's perspective, makes it completely unburdensome to read. Watching the protagonist solve the crisis in a cat's way is both cute and stress-relieving. In the current 87,000-word serialization, it can be seen that the author has controlled the rhythm: while using the refreshing point of "everything you eat can increase your strength" to whet the reader's appetite, at the same time, he relies on the interaction between cats and characters from other worlds to create laughter, especially the contrast between the protagonist's fur when he protects food, which can hit the laughter every time. Although it is a young novel that is still being serialized, this combination of "cute pets + food + refreshing articles" is enough to make people follow it. If you are tired of the same routines of cultivating immortals and want to read some sweet and refreshing stories that are light-hearted and cruelty-free, this book about a cat who became a god by cooking is definitely worth a try! After all, who can resist a kitten that is reaching its peak while protecting its food?