Slay the Dragon, Click to Claim

Sincerely recommending my new novel, It’s So Hard to Be an Evil Cat A proper black cat should be greedy, wicked, rough, and fierce, making grown-ups cry and claiming all the dried fish. Hua Tang, with his round, chubby face, is exactly this kind of black cat, with good reason and a clear goal. He works hard to make the fiercest expression possible, so the whole Jiuzhou Residential Community will know how terrifying a cat can be. One day, while Hua Tang perched on a wall, admiring the territory he had conquered, he heard some huge news. There’s a great stroke of luck hidden in the Jiuzhou Residential Community. A great stroke of luck? Hua Tang licked his paw, leaped down from the wall, and set off to see where it was. A cold-blooded black cat is meant to claim the treasure. The residents of the Jiuzhou Residential Community all know that a black cat lives among them and brings good luck. When its paw presses against your forehead, congratulations: you’re sure to enjoy peace and happiness, with everything going your way. Lu Tongyou has a refined, aristocratic face. She ought to have been handed the script of a princess, waiting for a prince to slay the evil dragon so they could live happily ever after. Unfortunately, the Lu family raised this little curly-haired girl a bit crooked. When she’s still and silent, she’s the very picture of poise and elegance. The moment she moves or smiles, her puppy-like nature is impossible to hide. She’s the sort who doesn’t need a prince, because she can take up a blade and slay the dragon herself. P.S. This is an everyday-life story with entertainment-industry elements, in the same style as The Female Heartthrob Is a Woman. I did my best with the blurb. I’m out! Theme: