Starting Out as a Ghost Cat

Well, to be honest, I don't really like The Pirates of the Caribbean, but I forced myself to read it since I had no other books to read. But then the pirates turn back for revenge, and the protagonist can't stop them... Well, that's not entirely bad. Then they add a betrayal and seppuku plot... Umm, I haven't read the original book, so I don't have much of a reaction, but from a reading experience perspective, it's... Pretty disgusting.

Having read up to chapter 53, I'm starting to lose interest. Here are some parts of the book that I found difficult to read. First, the Demon Blade arc was too abrupt. After a month of fighting to the death, they only fought together once in the end. When the cat ran away, it promised to save the Demon Blade and even moved him... Then there's the alchemy process, which requires jade.

The writing is delicate and very enjoyable, but so far there haven't been any other worlds the characters have traveled to. I hope the author can improve on that. The supporting character is also very well-developed. The only problem now is that it's straying from the main plot, but that's possible; I haven't read much yet. Keep it up, author!

To be honest, the protagonist gave me a carefree and thoughtless feeling. 1. The first time, I didn't know what the aftereffects of scratching someone would be. The protagonist scratched Jack and was fine, but everyone knows that scratching can make people demented. Because Captain Jack seemed fine, I scratched him again for the soul fragment.

The Caribbean was alright, but Harry Potter was disgusting. It was so childish. Since the protagonist was reincarnated as a ghost cat, there was no need to write him as mentally weak, like a 15-16 year old. Nowadays, novel protagonists all have problematic personalities. They're either childish or mentally unstable. Their brains are more or less different from normal people. I don't know which trend they've followed. It wasn't like this before.

Here's an update on my work status: It's been six days since I released the book, and I'm consistently updating two chapters daily. Currently, I have 123 favorites, 34 monthly tickets, and readers following my story... Well, I don't know yet. It's so tough being a new author and a new book! You guys should post something here. Don't leave all this empty space unused, it's such a waste!

I can accept the handsome cat baron (the one from The Cat Returns), but I can't accept him turning into a human.

I just started watching, and I feel that many plot developments are a bit contrived.

The protagonist also has a saintly heart 😅. He doesn't need to be particularly evil; just attacking criminals and gangsters easily yields soul fragments. The protagonist can also travel to the East to steal jade; obtaining jade is also effortless for him, as he's not a living being and travels very quickly from the North Pole. He's always trading; the protagonist is an anomaly, how could he be so foolish as to trade with humans?

I have a suggestion for authors: unless you're a V5 or higher author with a base of fans, or your writing style is exceptionally strong, please don't write slow-burn stories. After reading a lot of books, just seeing those two words makes me not want to read anymore. I wonder if others feel the same way.