1
Su Xiaomiao transmigrated.
The bad news: she transmigrated into a future world where spiritual qi had revived. Everyone had an innate ability, bizarre monsters roamed everywhere, and daily life for humans was like a battle royale, both eerie and terrifying, yet full of combat prowess.
The good news: she transmigrated as a cat, so none of that had anything to do with her.
On the contrary, Su Xiaodi thrived in this new world, becoming a winner at cat life and an unspeakable horror in the eyes of bizarre monsters.
2
Su Xiaomiao found herself a free-range human servant. He never petted her, only sitting quietly at a distance and gazing at her in a daze. He was very civilized and polite.
Su Xiaomiao was quite satisfied with her life. She would nibble on the freeze-dried treats her servant brought her, wander around her neighborhood, sun herself on old houses, then sit with her paws tucked beneath her on a tall tree, watching humans beat the bizarre creatures to a pulp. Life was blissful.
Until one day, her servant suddenly stopped coming to see her!
A bolt from the blue!
3
Tang Ziyue was a prodigy, tested as having an S-rank talent at birth and destined for a bright future.
But when he was sixteen, several people schemed against him, and a bizarre creature shattered his parasitic spirit. He barely survived, falling from the heights into the dirt and becoming despised by everyone.
Just as he was treated as a discarded pawn and on the brink of death in despair, a beautiful smoke-gray ragdoll cat lightly leaped down from the broken walls and rubble, silently appearing before him.
The tiny cat paw patted Tang Ziyue's face.
The little smoke-gray ragdoll cat: "Meow~"
In an instant, the bizarre creature was reduced to ashes.
Please Note
The bold, brash, and powerful heroine vs. the naturally sly, gentle, resilient, and intelligent hero.
An upgrade-focused story. In the early chapters, the heroine focuses on leveling up and becoming a mighty, imposing cat. The hero appears only in the middle and later parts.
Theme: A new world seen from different perspectives