The Deity Is a Cat

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Blurb:

One day, as torrential rain poured down, Zhou Muxia came across an injured tabby cat. Naturally allergic to cats, she initially wanted to pretend she hadn't seen it. But she couldn't bear to let the cat get hurt, so she risked an allergic reaction and brought it home.

Miraculously, she didn't have a reaction. Thinking her allergy had gone away, she tried touching other cats, but still reacted to them. She decided this little cat was a gift from heaven and couldn't stop cuddling it.

The cat's health gradually improved, but one day it accidentally got lost. She searched for ages, but none of the cats she found were hers. Her allergy became severe.

As she lay in bed, half-asleep and dazed, her cat came back and curled up beside her.

The tiny cat let out a long sigh, as if helpless.

From then on, the cat ate at home every day and curled up on her to rest, but it often went out and didn't come home at night.

After reading what many tabby cat owners had to say, she realized her cat had put her on a "free-range" schedule. At least it hadn't abandoned her.

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Across from Zhou Muxia's window lived a mysterious, handsome young man. She rarely saw him go out, and he had a tabby cat too. Whenever her cat was away, she gazed through the window at the other building's cat, lazily sunning itself on the windowsill, or admired... the boy.

Then one day, she noticed that a collar she'd made by hand for her cat had appeared around the other cat's neck. She immediately understood: the tabby across the way was the same one as hers.

That tabby was two-timing them!

The next day, the cat came to her place again. She had planned to give it a piece of her mind, but it had secretly drunk some rice wine. Right in front of her, it gradually grew bigger until it turned into a person who looked exactly like the boy across the way, except for the two fluffy ears on his head.

The cat boy's cheeks were flushed. He looked at her tipsily and waved at her like a little cat. "Hello, human."

Zhou Muxia's heart melted at once. She even forgot to be scared, stroking the cat boy's head with shining eyes. My cat turned into a spirit!

Reader's Guide:

1. One-on-one romance, both leads are pure, happy ending.

2. A gentle, slow-paced story with a touch of comedy, not a wish-fulfillment novel.

3. The male lead is a cat at first. Most of the early story is about the chaotic everyday life of the two leads. He becomes human later.

Blurb written on June 28, 2025, and saved.

Theme: Life needs love and hope.