"New story coming soon: Catgirl, I Live Off Others"
They say Mu Jinxuan of Class One, Grade Ten, is the school bully. She fights, has pierced ears and tattoos, and her ear-length hair has made both boys and girls scream.
They say Qing Moran of Class One, Grade Ten, is a goody-two-shoes: a kind, gentle, top student with a bob haircut.
By some strange coincidence, the school bully and the goody-two-shoes are lucky (or not) enough to become deskmates, and even end up in the same dorm room.
One night, Mu Jinxuan blinks and checks again and again. Is this cool girl with purple hair, dancing on the street in the middle of the night, the one who took on several thugs by herself, actually her gentle, kind, top-student deskmate?
Qing Moran keeps tapping her phone screen. Is the lovely girl in this video, with hair down to her waist and dancing ballet beneath the spotlights, actually her deskmate, the school bully with a maxed-out talent for trash talk?
It has to be fake, right?!!!
After discovering the truth, Mu Jinxuan and Qing Moran both say, "Deskmate, you sure know how to put on an act!"
***A few things to know before you dive in***
* They're both good kids, and both are top-student types. They only show the sides of themselves they've been hiding.
* Neither of them knew she could fall for a girl before she fell for the other.
* Happy ending, with a secondary couple too.
* Feel free to point out typos.
Rolling around and begging for follows on my next story~ A sweet little treat~
"Catgirl, I Live Off Others"
After dying poor, Miao Zhi is reborn as a cat, a long-haired, odd-eyed calico kitten.
The good news: Her new home is a huge villa with a garden and a swimming pool.
The bad news: Her new owner, Ji Shengsheng, has OCD and an extreme case of cleanliness obsession.
Well, fine, she can be a neat freak. For the money...
No, for the greater good of the world, Miao Zhi decides to win her over and become Ji Shengsheng's one and only daughter.
Before getting a cat, Ji Shengsheng knew she'd have to scoop litter every day, put away toys, refill the food and water, and deal with shedding.
After getting a cat, she finds that the calico uses the toilet by herself, puts away her toys, finds food on her own, and even knows how to turn on the air purifier.
The shameless Miao Zhi meows sweetly.
[I'm such a good kitty today. Can I have a Michelin-star meal as a reward?]
Ji Shengsheng looks down and searches.
[Why does my cat keep meowing?]
Then Ji Shengsheng comes down with a fever and collapses in bed, starving but refusing to order takeout.
Miao Zhi: My owner can't die. If she dies, there'll be no villa, luxury cars, or Michelin meals.
Miao Zhi picks up a wok and spatula, deftly turns on the stove, and cooks three dishes and a soup.
When she turns around, she sees Ji Shengsheng, usually so cold, leaning against the doorframe with trembling hands.
Ji Shengsheng: The cat is cooking? I must be hallucinating because of my fever.
A month later, Ji Shengsheng receives her third set of luxury-brand jewelry.
She looks at the calico, now wearing two necklaces, and opens the villa's security camera feed.
At midnight, the calico reaches out a paw and taps open her phone.
She enters the password, switches to the shopping app, pays with practiced ease, then deletes the order just as smoothly.
Ji Shengsheng: Can you hallucinate in broad daylight too?
When cleanliness-obsessed Ji Shengsheng can wear gloves and rub her belly, Miao Zhi knows her chance has come.
She perseveres, finally climbing into Ji Shengsheng's bed for the 108th time.
Half-asleep, Ji Shengsheng feels something furry.
She opens her eyes. Beneath her palm is a pair of soft cat ears.
"Zhizhi?"
But lower down, she sees a beautiful young woman's face and a pair of round eyes.
A cat tail seizes its chance to wind around Ji Shengsheng's waist, then slithers down from her abdomen, sending a shiver through her before exploring a mysterious place.
"Big Sis, kitty wants you."
After a night of passion, the satisfied calico lies beside Ji Shengsheng's head, meowing.
[Kitty got what she wanted.]
Ji Shengsheng, who has OCD, feels as though she's almost cured.
She can put up with the calico darting around the room and messing up the bed.
She can put up with the calico ruining the food in the fridge.
She can even put up with the calico curling up in her arms, and sometimes finds herself hugging it without thinking.
So when the doctor says she's cured, she immediately agrees to give the calico away.
But after the calico is gone, her symptoms return.
"I want my kitty."
When she catches that familiar scent on the young woman,
Ji Shengsheng holds her tight, wishing she could press her into her very bones.
"I got my kitty."
1. A chaste, OCD-ridden clean freak big sister x a money-loving, sunny, clingy kitty
2. The kitty is younger, and will become human later on
3. Big Sis really is ill. She'll feel repulsed by the kitty but still be unable to resist getting close
4. A healing story about a beloved pet
5. The world needs adorable little animals
Theme: Perseverance
I Became My Ex-Wife's Cat
The Amnesiac Flirted with an Alpha-Pretending Zombie, Who Turned Out to Be Their Ex
The Substitute Eloped with the Palace Master After Transmigrating into a Book
Turned Over to the Outside
This Kitty Lives Off Others
Why is it that the more I read this article, the more frustrated I become? It was quite sweet at the beginning, but then it became all kinds of frustration. The villain was simply invincible. It felt like the protagonist couldn't deal with it at all, and was bullied in various ways. Although Qing Moran had a very high IQ, the ending did not include Song Qing's final ending. It might be written in a side story. For a pitiful person like Song Qing who must be hateful, I think there is no problem in giving a bad ending in the end. The author's writing is quite good, but it is a little depressing in the later stages. Overall, the article is not abusive, but it is bittersweet in the later stages. Looking forward to the sequel!
I seem to have forgotten to scatter flowers, scatter flowers, scatter flowers
Let's have fun with Qingqing, Jinxuan, Sister Liu, Aunt Tong, and the author Ger
Hhhh As long as it's not illegal I made a discovery, the author prefers the sound qing Brother Qing, Qingqing (I think I was called Xiaoqing before), Song Qing, Song Qing, Xiaoqing...(???)
Song Qing is a person I think I can't understand.
Could it be that I was confused in class and didn't realize the connection between the title and the content?
I'm curious about Jin Xuan's childhood, so I would like to ask, is there any plot arrangement?
Could it be that the author is from the Northeast? He should have been to the Northeast. This Northeastern dialect is so authentic, right?
It looks so sad. Actually (I) still don't really want Qingqing to smoke, after all, it's harmful to health and the taste is choking (quietly)
My first reaction was that I had trained in the Shaolin Temple, and when I saw the word "in the garden" I thought I had gone to perform. (Although I know it's impossible)