After an outrageous collision accident, Bai Ze wakes up in a fantasy world, having transmigrated into a giant purple-eyed Ragdoll cat weighing eighty jin.
He's enormous, a picture of perfection, and has a gentle, beautiful cultivator for a master. He thinks he can lie back and coast from the start, but one little scuffle knocks two ancient-looking rings off his master's person.
The rings contain ancient monsters who have lived for countless ages and look down on all demonkind from the bottom of their hearts.
They call him a beast, mock him as a furry, horned creature, and insult him at every turn.
Bai Ze can't stand it.
As someone who transmigrated, he deserves to be treated with dignity as a human. Why should being a cat put him beneath everyone else?
Taking advantage of his cat body to be as shameless as possible, he makes life miserable for them until both old monsters are driven to self-destruction and madness.
At the brink of death, a mysterious bronze fragment appears, devours the powerful enemies, and becomes Bai Ze's trump card.
He thinks he's finally found a fortuitous opportunity and has a bright future ahead, but then he's tricked into swallowing a fake shapeshifting pill: the demon-beast forbidden pill, the Unchanging Pill.
One pill seals his bloodline and cuts off every path.
Every possibility of evolving into a dragon, phoenix, qilin, kunpeng, or any other exotic beast is utterly destroyed.
As a member of the Heavenly Fate-Changing Clan who has escaped the cycle of reincarnation, he should have limitless possibilities.
Now his fate is locked in, and he can only be a cat for the rest of his life, with no chance of breaking through his bloodline.
What chills him most is that his bronze artifact spirit, bound to him at his side, knew everything all along and simply watched.
All for one reason:
To cut off his path to becoming human and make sure the supreme treasure never falls into human hands.
His talents are gone, his future has been cut short, and everyone thinks his life is over.
