After Becoming a Cat, the Powerful Big Shots All Fight to Adopt Me

Blurb: Coming next, "How Can the Female Side Character Raise a Ghost King?" Fu Nuo transmigrated into a cultivation novel with a strong female lead as a recently weaned kitten. She had no role in the book's plot, so every day she found something to eat, groomed herself, and sunbathed. She found a good vantage point to watch the male supporting characters scheme against one another for the heroine, starring in a many-sided love story called "Who Can Be the Biggest Simp?" A cat doesn't understand, but a cat is curious. When the top disciple of the immortal sect taught the heroine swordplay in the dead of night, he would always hear a strange purring sound. Then he discovered a short-legged cat asleep under the shade of a tree, muttering in its sleep, "Who's working themselves to death?" The top disciple put away his sword. "Let's rest for a while." The Demon Lord had kidnapped the heroine and was about to force her into a relationship when he heard a faint rustle in the corner. He turned around and saw a fluffy little paw reach onto the table and swipe a piece of pastry. "Forcing love never ends well." The Demon Lord, who suffered from anorexia, released the heroine with interest. "Kitten, come here." The Human Emperor was preparing a grand fireworks display to confess to the heroine when he noticed mysterious fur in the palace that didn't trigger his allergies. Later, he found a cat scampering around, chased by a mouse. The fur-obsessed Human Emperor's eyes lit up. Later, the big shots became addicted to petting the cat. Fu Nuo simply became their working cat, showing up at set times and charming them with her catlike good looks. She went to the Demon Palace on Mondays and Wednesdays, the human realm on Tuesdays and Fridays, the immortal sect on Thursdays and Saturdays, and rested on Sundays. Free food and gossip were all part of the job. But when she realized she was about to take human form, she promptly slipped away after eating her fill. While the big shots searched the whole world for a cat, Fu Nuo had already returned to her own den. But there was now a handsome man with nine tails in her den. He looked drowsy and languid, and sounded rather surprised. "You're still alive?" Fu Nuo: ...With an owner like you, it's a miracle I'm alive at all. - As one of the only surviving ancient nine-tailed fox spirits, Sui Chenyu had lived so long that he had no interest in power, money, or status. He often slept for months or even years at a time. Until one time, he woke up to find something was wrong. Not only had the cat run away, but a whole lot of suicidal idiots were hoping he was dead so they could inherit his cat. Smiling.jpg. A lazy female lead x a lazy male lead (negative times negative equals positive, unbeatable under heaven) PS: A cultivation story with a slightly ensemble cast. The original female lead isn't vilified. One-on-one romance, both leads are sexually inexperienced, happy ending. The current female lead is an extreme couch potato who can take human form. No competing for the male lead, but there are some one-sided crushes. (Reason for entering the contest: We need to understand and learn that we are nobody's accessory. Even if we're ordinary, we're still the main character of our own lives.) Coming soon: Shi Yi lives in a cultivation novel. Compared to the protagonists blessed with protagonist halos, she's just an unremarkable ordinary person. She's someone nobody pays attention to, a burden they can abandon at any moment, a stepping stone for them to climb higher, and a sacrifice to the Great Dao. Later, her senior sister had to marry a foolish young master who was about to die, for reasons beyond her control. Shi Yi knew that the marriage was just a front. In reality, the bride was to be sacrificed to the Ghost King. But everyone in her sect knelt before her, begging her to save her junior sister. Not one of them considered that she might die without anyone noticing. But so what? She wasn't the protagonist. She was just an ordinary person with no name, someone they could discard whenever they pleased. Shi Yi agreed. On the wedding day, she peacefully closed her eyes, finally ready to leave behind an ordinary, miserable, unlucky life. But in the middle of the night, a child who barely reached her waist lifted her veil. An age-inappropriate smirk hung on his baby-soft face. "Since he offered himself to me, you're mine too." Ah... The script hadn't said the Ghost King was a little kid who hadn't grown up yet. Having already been marked for sacrifice, Shi Yi had no choice but to embark on the difficult path of raising a child (the Ghost King). - Theme: Everyone is the protagonist of their own story.