The Catboy Wants to Conquer the World Today Too

I really love this book! The catgirls are so cute, and the slice-of-life scenes are fantastic. It's perfect for casual reading. The characters are beautifully described, and the plot flows beautifully. It makes you want to pet the catgirls (laughs). All the characters in the book are adorable. As someone who loves reading cute girl slice-of-life stories and animal ears, I'm completely powerless against it. As long as you keep writing, it'll definitely be great. Keep it up, author! I'll keep reading this book.

I must admit, the author is quite skilled at writing about cats. Some works depict catgirls almost like cosplay, with little difference from humans except for a couple of extra body parts. However, this book provides very detailed descriptions of feline habits, a true treat for cat lovers. In addition, the book leans towards slice-of-life, with a pleasant writing style that makes it a comfortable read. These are the main reasons that kept me reading. However, from a yuri perspective, the overall atmosphere is rather subdued, with few sweet moments. The biggest problem is still Lu Ziyan, a ticking time bomb. Although he's supposedly the same person as Yunyun in the setting, they can't really be considered the same person...

The beginning was great, but the later parts, in my personal opinion, weren't so good. I'll be frank about that from the beginning; I couldn't even finish the third volume. (I did read the rest of the third volume, but my impression was far worse...) I'd had this book in my collection for a long time, and recently, while going through my old collection, I saw it again. Seeing that it was still ongoing, I started reading it from the beginning out of curiosity. To be honest, the beginning of the book was surprisingly good, which is probably why I kept it in my collection before. Later, due to studies, I didn't read it on Pineapple Bun anymore. A while ago, I finally...

The plot unfolds very smoothly, and even setting aside the main storyline, the slice-of-life scenes are quite enjoyable. Certain details are vividly portrayed. For me, it's rare to read a book twice, but after finishing it, I genuinely felt the urge to reread it. Regarding the character settings, I felt the catgirl's sense of boundaries was too weak; she would be approached by strangers who would cross the line. Perhaps this is the author's unique understanding of catgirls… Also, in the early volumes, every time I saw her swallowing her anger, I inexplicably wanted to send her a knife. It's possible that her behavior didn't keep up with expectations after her overall strength increased. In the plot twists, after some events ended, I always felt…

I've finished reading all the updated chapters, and here's a brief summary: It's a very good book. The catgirls are adorable. The story is set up with cats transformed into yokai, and the details about the cats are very well done (the fact that the cats have paw pads after turning into humans is so appealing to my sensibilities; just thinking about it makes me feel cute. The detail that cats don't sweat on their bodies but only on their paws when it's hot is very well-developed; I learned something new!). It's the most meticulously crafted catgirl story I've read among almost all the CWM and SF novels I've read. In my opinion, the writing style is relatively lighthearted. The early plot mainly focuses on the conflict between humans and yokai, and the protagonist's inner changes. The later part seems to focus on exploring the past relationship between Ren and the fox (I'm guessing...).

Does anyone know the name and location of the other book the author is currently writing?

Boss doesn't want Ji Ling anymore, meow.

This is a story about a cat conquering the world. The story begins with cat food being enchanted by a spell. The boy who ate the food is transformed into an adorable cat by the gears of fate, and then begins his journey to conquer the world... The author's writing is good, with a slice-of-life style that's very relaxing to listen to (I personally enjoy audiobooks; they allow you to immerse yourself in the story, so you should try it). The plot is harmless and there are no angst-filled moments, so you can read with peace of mind. Isn't it interesting that the protagonist, an adorable cat, goes on an adventure to conquer the world? He encounters a great fox, the Dark Demon King's seal is broken, and there seems to be some secret from 20 years ago...

Tomato has another book by the author, Catgirl.

Eating cat food by mistake and becoming a catgirl is not purely accidental, but an inevitable destiny. Beneath the catgirl's carefree and joyful daily life lie clues to her past life, and a sense of confusion about her identity and transformation. As the story unfolds, the buried and hidden stories of her past life are revealed, leading to a renewed bond and a new beginning. Lian's story is poignant; this adorable, alcoholic, and righteous catgirl has such a helpless experience and ending. The plight of this lovely and beautiful little creature deeply moved me. With the college entrance exam approaching, I'm under a lot of pressure and have been looking for lighthearted and joyful stories to release it, but reading about the insect race, the protagonist Ji Ling's pressure explodes, and Yunyun's feelings for Ji...