Only Good Dogs Meet a Softhearted God

Li Qiwen felt like she was living in paradise. Her parents were in love, she didn't have to work, and she had a cat at a young age. At twenty-six, she was practically living out her retirement. Her orange cat, Tuantuan, carried off a dried fish with an air of haughty elegance. "Be confident. This is your retirement." If she hadn't run into one of her former mission targets again, Li Qiwen probably never would have learned that the happy life she had now was all a reward from the System. Tao Junzhuo had a secret: the world looked different to him than it did to ordinary people. In his eyes, everyone, including himself, was an animal. He knew that only obedient dogs would meet a kind-hearted god, be loved and accompanied, and get to curl up against their owner's chest on cold days, exposing their soft bellies. Then Tao Junzhuo met Li Qiwen. In his eyes, she was the only one who was different. She stayed by him through every dark moment of his life and made him believe that kind-hearted gods really existed. [Bonus Scene] The next time Tao Junzhuo saw Li Qiwen, he slammed on the brakes before he could run over and greet her excitedly. Tao Junzhuo (pointing at Tuantuan): "Woof? You have another pet now? How can you have another pet!" Tuantuan, whose name could be read as "adorable kitty" but whose true identity was "System," rolled her eyes. "Wasn't Li's mission already completed? Why is this guy still acting like such a dog?" A Few Things to Know Before Reading: 1. The male lead has a disorder, but it's not too serious. The story includes the female lead raising the male lead. 2. The male lead is resolutely committed to seeing himself as a dog. On the surface, he's a domineering CEO; in private, it's easy to make him feel so wronged he curls up in a corner like a little ball. 3. The female lead thinks this is a romance novel and has occasional existential crises, questioning the delightfully over-the-top plot where melodrama and a Mary Sue heroine go hand in hand. 4. The male lead thinks this is a pet story, and he's the adorable pet himself. No worries, no worries. Just beckon and I'll come running to you. After all, brave dogs aren't afraid of challenges. Theme: Sincere and passionate people will always find the happiness that belongs to them.