The Husband in My Story Thinks I'm Fat

Ten years after transmigrating to a cultivation world, the lionhead cat Xiaxia gets hold of a novel. Its main characters correspond one by one to the people in her sect.

But reality isn't just a little different from the novel. It's completely unrelated.

Xiaxia breaks her senior sister's glass vase.

In the novel,

this is because Min Xia is jealous of her senior sister's beauty and breaks it on purpose. Her senior sister then cuts ties with her.

In reality,

her senior sister says, "Isn't it normal for a kitty to reach out with her claws? Come here and let me cuddle you, Xiaxia. I'll give you a hundred vases to smash for fun!"

Xiaxia is always trying to get out of morning classes.

In the novel,

this is proof that Min Xia is lazy and has no ambition.

In reality,

her master says, "What's wrong with a kitty liking to sleep in? Xiaxia works so hard at cultivation during the day!"

Xiaxia likes to cling to her senior brother.

In the novel,

everyone says Min Xia is shamelessly clingy, practically insane.

In reality,

everyone in the sect asks, "Cen Che, how exactly do you make your dried fish? Why does Xiaxia love it so much?"

Xiaxia's life is completely different from what the novel describes. Over time, she forgets all about the book.

Until the day her senior brother Cen Che officially becomes her cat's servant...

On their wedding night, the usually gentle young man loses all his memories of the ten years he spent with Xiaxia.

He is convinced that Xiaxia is a crazy, lazy, jealous, wicked woman.

He stops calling her Xiaxia,

and frowns as he tells her:

"Min Xia, even if my soul were to scatter, I would never marry a cat as fat as you!"

Reader's Guide:

1. A sweet little romance. Even memory loss won't make it angsty.

2. Lionhead cats are so adorable!

3. I'll add more if I think of anything.

Theme: Be kind to others