Kuang Luning was a 996 social worker in an urban village who was squeezed to the limit. He returned from overtime work late at night and found a dying stray cat covered in blood in a leaky alley. She gave the remaining frozen dumplings to the cat, but when the cat opened its eyes, the first thing it said was, "I'm hungry," and what it asked for was unheard of. Then more outrageous things happened one after another - piles of glowing treasures appeared out of thin air in the rental house, expired cat food turned into spiritual food, and even the owner of the barbecue stall downstairs knelt down and shouted "ancestor" when he saw the cat. Kuang Luning thought he was hallucinating after working overtime until people from the "Lingxiao Pavilion", the most powerful force in the three realms, knelt at the door of the rental house, begging the "Lord of Yuanji" to return - the cat licked its paws in disgust and remained motionless. In this way, she was forced to be involved in the storm of three realms: on one hand, she was targeted as a "cat kidnapper" by all parties, and on the other hand, she was the cat's increasingly outrageous request for free food (it actually complained that the price of cat food in the supermarket had dropped). She must find out who this cat is and why he would rather stay in her leaky rental house than go back to dominate. This volume has completed the core setting and paved the way. The protagonist has initially touched the threshold of cultivation, but why does the cat linger on, Huo Qi's true purpose, and why has the pattern of the Three Realms changed dramatically because of this cat?
