The Orange Cat in Showbiz

My next book, "I Conquered the Villain with Food," is coming soon. Please add it to your reading list! Also known as "Mr. Tiger's Kitty Master [Entertainment Industry]" Movie emperor Gu Wenlan is actually a tiger spirit, and a nationally protected animal. One day, an orange tabby shows up on the set. It's great at acting cute and mooching food and drinks. The orange tabby eats its fill, then sprawls on its back on the sofa, belly exposed, and lets out a satisfied burp. "Tell me, why won't you take responsibility for me?" Mr. Tiger frowns. "You're a cat, and I'm a tiger..." The orange tabby springs up and swipes at him. "We're both felines, so what are you afraid of?" "That's it! We're registering our marriage at the civil affairs office tomorrow! I'll lend you the four yuan and fifty cents!" Mr. Tiger covers his face, looking utterly wronged, and mutters, "Marriage costs more these days..." Paper Tiger VS Fierce Little Kitty This is the story of an orange tabby who loves acting and makes it big in the entertainment industry~ Want to see how the adorable Mengmeng climbs from extra to movie queen? Pick her~~ P.S. 1. This is not a serious entertainment-industry story. There are plot holes everywhere, and the early chapters are mostly about everyday life with the cat and tiger. 2. If anything in the story bothers you, blame the characters, not the adorable author. "I Conquered the Villain with Food" Foodie Gu Xiangrong is a pampered little thing who can't lift a hand or shoulder a burden, and even makes little whimpering sounds when she tries to twist off a bottle cap. One day, she falls into the novel she loves to complain about and becomes the male lead's tough female sidekick, a girl with MAX boyfriend energy who can take on a dozen or so thugs with her bare hands. Gu Xiangrong just wants to cry and go home to her mom. Wait, why does that domineering CEO keep bringing crabs, abalone, and shark fin to her house? He glares at her and says, "I'm hungry!" Oh my god, this adorable, clueless CEO is actually the super-cold-blooded villain in the book! Gu Xiangrong just wants to cry and go home to her dad. The book is called "The Poor Boy Makes Good," so, Mr. CEO, you're just a disposable character. Stop clinging to me! The male lead and the villain can all step aside. Nobody's getting between me and my dream of becoming China's greatest chef! Theme: