The Helpless, Soft Little Orange Cat

Yan Leyang is an ordinary, overworked beastman. One day, he transmigrates into a sci-fi novel as a seductive, scheming cannon-fodder character. He dies horribly, getting eaten alive. Yan Leyang glances at the species listed on his ID card. His animal form is an orange cat? Yan Leyang, who has transmigrated into this body: ... Sure, he looks so delicate, and sure, he’s a little kitty. But he’s a Siberian orange tabby. In short, a Northeast Tiger. A little kitty with the character for “king” on his forehead, tattooed there, and capable of blowing someone’s head off in a single bite. He transmigrated into the story right when his character was supposed to die, but somehow survived. What should he do now? A violent beauty of a Northeast Tiger gong x a wild-wolf, overpowered protagonist shou Reading guide: My writing is amateurish, so please go easy on me. I drew the cover myself and wrote the text myself, so there are no copyright issues. The cover shows the protagonist in both human and beast form! Things to be aware of: The shou’s face is exactly the gong’s type. If you think the gong blushing when he sees the shou’s face, or acting like a lovesick stalker, is a dealbreaker, please move along. Readers who are extremely gong-oriented or extremely shou-oriented are advised not to read this. You’ll get upset. Coming soon: The Zombie’s Job Wu Jin, an immortal corpse sealed away for a thousand years, awakens. The Zombie King emerges, shaking the earth as deathly energy spreads everywhere. When the people from the Paranormal Affairs Bureau rush to the Zombie King’s location with their magical tools, they discover that the legendary, invincible Zombie King... is laying bricks. As a high-level zombie, Wu Jin isn’t afraid of sunlight. But after waking from a nap, he discovers that he gets hungry. Hunger can’t kill a corpse, but it’s extremely uncomfortable. Food costs money, and Wu Jin has neither an ID nor any education, so finding work is difficult. This is the story of an old zombie working himself to the bone for medical and pension benefits, earning money as an overworked wage slave to support his wife. Wu Jin: “I’ve got benefits and a pension. I’ll take care of you.” Some powerful person, secretly glancing at his own considerable fortune: “Sounds good.” A thousand-year-old Zombie King gong x a jade seal spirit shou Theme: Protect wildlife and safeguard ecological security.