"Human beings are so strange. They cry out about loneliness while hiding their true words in documents at four o'clock in the morning."
Mo Tuan is a cat ghost who has been dead for two hundred years. His biggest hobby is lying on the bedside of humans and complaining about their confusing behaviors:
- Helped the insomniac screenwriter to "modify" the Kawen document, and ended up changing all the tragic endings to pictures of dried fish.
- Teach a retired pickpocket how to steal the game console that his grandson wants using ghost-pressing techniques
- Disable all beauty filters in the live broadcast room of plastic surgery celebrities
Until one day, it discovered that its spirit body was dissipating——
"It turns out that only ghosts remembered by humans can become Buddhas."
On the eve of the demolition of the Centennial Apartment, all the residents had the same dream:
- The lawyer touched non-existent cat hair on the balcony
- The deliveryman delivered the order overtime, and the GPS showed that he was "chasing a mouse light years away."
- The last paint applied by an Alzheimer's painter forms the shape of a cat's pupils at night
When the bulldozer approached the load-bearing wall, Mo Tuan squatted on the highest point of the ruins and swung his tail:
"Two hundred years later, these troublesome two-legged beasts... Still have to be saved by me myself."
——You have to believe that there will always be someone who remembers the warmth of your licked palm.
Even if it spans long years and life and death.
(Keywords in the book: Healing of social animals·Fantasy and light joy·Urban strange news·Full stamina)
"So, do you want to sleep with the light on tonight?"
"Maybe there's a tough-talking cat ghost waiting to peek into your dreams."
(The full text is about 150,000 words, unit drama + main line intertwined, each volume can be read independently)
Intention: There are still cats and ghosts in the world who love you