No Burying the Fur!

[Mostly from the shou's perspective early on. Read the note at the very bottom before starting.] [Beautiful gong, strong shou] [Proud, breathtakingly beautiful white tiger cat gong x black rat shou who's a fluff enthusiast and only buries his face in the gong's fur] Shou's perspective He was a little black mouse who took life as it came, until one day, the world suddenly turned upside down. He had just enough time to clutch the wild fruit he'd picked before being sucked into a boundless black hole. A huge white monster was trapped inside the black hole. The white monster looked terrifying, had a sharp tongue, and was petty. He was absolutely unbearable to a mouse, and the first thing he did was call the little mouse a filthy, ugly rat. Little black mouse: ... No wonder you're locked up! Later The little black mouse hugged his tail, buried himself against his chest and belly, and sucked on his paw pads. He wanted to cling to the white monster every second of the day, and nothing could pry him off! * Gong's perspective He was the supreme divine beast and Heaven's favorite, yet he ended up with his soul shattered, his blood drained, his core and bones carved out, and spirit-locking chains binding him to the bottom of the Spiritless Sea. Then, one day, a hideous little black rat appeared in the gloomy, silent cave. The little black mouse had no spiritual energy at all. He stupidly clutched a fruit that clearly looked awful, had the courage of a sesame seed, and only dared to hide trembling at the edge of the cave, nowhere near him. The white monster licked his paw. “Coward.” Later The cowardly little rat clung to him all day long. One moment he wanted to hug his tail, the next he wanted to rub his paws or pinch his ears. When he was small, the rat hugged him like a body pillow. When he was big, the rat buried his face in his chest and nuzzled his fur. This tiger was so sick of it! The white monster finally snapped and transformed into human form, only for the stinky rat to get even more enthusiastic, biting and gnawing at him with his mouth. Important note below [Every line in the blurb's heading makes it clear who the gong and shou are. Cat and mouse, no switching and no reversing the pairing. Please don't post comments like “The CP is reversed!” “The cat is the gong?!” or “The cat doesn't seem like a gong!” Those kinds of comments can start arguments and make everyone unhappy. If I spot them again, I'll delete them for starting trouble. Thanks for understanding!] [Updates: Irregular. I'll post when a chapter is done; there are no chapters stockpiled. I'll try to update daily and leave a note in the comments if I can't.] Theme: Even natural enemies can get along in harmony.