I Raised a Tabby Cat

[The main story is complete] [Highly recommend my next upcoming novel, "Samoyeds Can Be Male Too!" Stay tuned!] 1. Qiao Mu is a tabby cat from the countryside. He can climb onto roofs and knock down tiles, catch fish and mice, and claw his way to the top of the whole village. Then one day, while chasing a mouse, he crashes into a person and sends him to the hospital. Qiao Mu: ??? I got framed by a human??? This guy is no ordinary person. He's the grandson of the owner of this old house. The last animal to get on his bad side, a big white goose, had already been tossed into a pot by the old man and stewed. Qiao Mu sits on the eaves, feeling utterly hopeless as he gazes up at the moon. In his misery, he thinks that when the guy comes back, he'll catch a mouse and offer it as an apology. Then that mouse gets the guy three more rabies shots. Qiao Mu: Why is this guy so fragile? The mouse was half-dead, and he still couldn't beat it! Before he can try to make amends again, the old house is demolished, and the guy takes him straight to the city to keep as a pet. Qiao Mu: Let go of me! I'm not a house cat. I want my freedom! How dare you! 2. Gu Nan gets a call from the old man, telling him to remember to bring home the family cat before the old house is demolished. He thinks this will be a simple trip to pick up a cat. He's seen cats at cat cafes before: pretty, docile, and affectionate. But he never expected the family cat to be a tabby, commonly known as the "king of cats." So on their first meeting, the cat drops out of nowhere and sends him to the hospital. On their second meeting, he gets bitten by a mouse the cat gave him, earning himself three rabies shots. The third time... he just ties the cat up and puts it in a cage. He really needs to find time to teach this cat how to be a well-behaved, obedient pet! Three days later: Gu Nan sits on the living room sofa, scratches on his face. With a sigh, he says, "Forget it. I should just try talking some sense into myself." 3. Gu Nan has never had a pet before. For his first one, he takes on a tabby cat, the highest difficulty level. Outside the home, he's a formidable business tycoon. At home, he is helpless against a tabby cat with an unruly, freedom-loving nature. Until one day, he wakes up to find a rebellious, hot-tempered young man crawling out of his bed. For some reason, this boy is just as difficult to deal with as his tabby cat! One little troublemaker is already hard enough to raise. Why has another one shown up? But he soon realizes that the boy and the tabby aren't just alike in temperament. They're identical in every way, including their uncanny ability to get on his nerves, something they seem to have mastered instinctively. [Going premium on Wednesday. Stay tuned!] Completed novels: "The Husky Spreads Rumors Like Crazy Among the Wolves," "Drop It! Don't Carry the Dog in Your Mouth!", "The Lion Pride Alliance," "There Can't Be Two Northeast Tigers on One Mountain," "Nobody Came to Save Me," and more. Upcoming novel (1): "Samoyeds Can Be Male Too!" Blurb: Jiata is a German Shepherd who puts romance aside and cares only about a steady job. As a police dog, his daily routine is work, food, training, more food, play, and sleep... He's been raised in the light of righteousness since he was little, and his greatest dream is to serve as a police dog until retirement. As the police dog of the year, he's the kind of dog people call "someone else's dog." While Jiata throws himself into his work, determined to become a workaholic German Shepherd, his handler frets about his love life and takes him to meet a potential match. But Jiata has no interest in the date. On the way there, he catches a thief, and on the way back, he spots a dangerous suspect at a subway station. "I'll spend my whole life working for my career. I don't care about love..." Jiata's words trail off. His gaze settles on a Samoyed walking past him. After a moment's thought, he turns to his handler and says earnestly, "You're right. A dog's life without love is incomplete." When Jiata sees that pure-white Samoyed, he thinks he finally understands love at first sight. * Bai Ye never imagined in his life that a male German Shepherd would court him. At his wits' end, he snarls through gritted teeth, "Take a good look. I'm male! Male! Samoyeds can be male too!" Jiata gives him a sniff, and his whole world falls apart. Reader's guide: 1. They remain animals throughout. No turning into humans. Upcoming novel (2): "This Velociraptor Is Always Up to No Good" Blurb: An Sen is a happy velociraptor who loves hunting and stealing eggs with his brothers. But he never expected that one day this hobby would get him into trouble. After one of his brothers steals a dinosaur egg and runs off, An Sen is caught by an arriving Tyrannosaurus and nearly beaten up. Luckily, this Tyrannosaurus seems to have some unusual tastes. As a clever, sly velociraptor, An Sen knows exactly what he needs to do to stay alive: So he makes himself useful as the brutal Tyrannosaurus's lackey. As he hooks the second claw on his foot and taps on a rock to lure prey, he wonders whether the Tyrannosaurus will leave him any scraps of bone. There can't be many velociraptors who've sunk to his level. * Allarus is a single Tyrannosaurus who sets out to claim territory, only to run into a sly, uncooperative velociraptor. He doesn't think much of velociraptors, but this one seems a little different. This velociraptor can play dead and pretend to be blind. He's always scheming, and downright wicked. But he's also a bit stupid. He thinks his brother stole a Tyrannosaurus egg, so he feels too guilty to speak up. Instead, he sticks obediently by Allarus and tries every way he can to prove his loyalty. Tch. He's been single all this time. Where would a Tyrannosaurus get a dinosaur egg? I recommend my friend Yue Ji Yanyu's "Becoming a Veterinarian in the Beast World [Farming]." It's great and has plenty of chapters to read! Theme: Protecting animals is everyone's responsibility.