The Black Cat's Longevity Simulator

To put it simply, the five elements of the wondrous and mysterious, combined with the root and vessel, reveal the true meaning and transcend the turbulent waves. A meow reveals its true form; good fortune arrives, and its wisdom is known throughout the world. Upon encountering a temple, one can smile serenely while holding a flower, without uttering a word; the mantle of wisdom has already been bestowed.

Well written, you can tell the author used to be a cat.

Friends, keeping up with the story is very important now. When you see the latest chapter, please turn the page to see which number you've finished reading. Thank you all! I've been updating consistently, so you've put in the effort, even if you haven't done anything special.

Having seen this far, it feels like the world of Pokémon is more like a Pokémon world without humans.

Excellent. Putting everything else aside, the storytelling alone is superb and right up my alley.

It captures the unique sense of ease that comes with being a cat. There are many stories about turning into a cat after the original cat, but many of them are just people wearing cat skins. This is one of the few stories that captures the lazy, carefree, and comfortable feeling of being a cat after turning into a cat. And upon closer inspection, it turned out to be a familiar author.

The mind is neither empty nor empty, yet it can hold Mount Sumeru in its palm. The universe can be reduced to a single grain of millet, and the natural purple clouds have been comprehended. The two religions blended, their meanings clearly defined; their simplicity and unadorned nature were evident, their swords still unsheathed. His body and spirit remain untouched by the mortal world, paying homage to the reclusive Tai Chi master.

I read forty or fifty chapters, then realized it was finished, and then I finished it all at once. It was really good. It's one of the few times I've seen an animal protagonist that truly captures the essence of the animal world. The author's cultivation system was particularly interesting. Keep it up, and try to maintain the same level of quality in your next book.

I came here because of the Black Cat cover. Can anyone tell me what it's mainly about?

It just dawned on me that the disappearance of humanity might be somewhat related to the experiment in Beiju Luzhou. You're not filling in all these huge holes!