I Became the Cat He Keeps at Home

I was following Da Tong's new book, and after searching around, I finally found this one I'd actually read before. Sigh, the quality of 11 out of 15 books is questionable.

The second catgirl marriage novel I read on Pineapple Bun's blog truly impressed me: catgirls are just amazing! Generally, catgirls who become non-humans experience a drop in intelligence (a peculiar trait of Pineapple Bun's blog), but so far, this catgirl, aside from being a little silly and cute, doesn't seem to show any signs of intelligence decline. This kind of novel has its advantages and disadvantages. The advantage is that it requires critical thinking, reducing the possibility of nitpicking. However, the disadvantage is also obvious: high intelligence means it's difficult to quickly develop romantic feelings and sweet moments; it can only be cultivated slowly over time, greatly reducing the sweetness level. Personally, I still prefer slow-burn stories, where feelings are developed step by step, eventually leading to marriage...

We sent it.

I watched it around 2019. It's about an otaku who owns a cat, his only friend. Ten years pass, and the cat reaches the end of its life. Before it dies, it transforms into a human girl of the same age and wants to see the protagonist one last time. Because the protagonist has no friends, the cat-chan worries that he'll only ever be able to seduce fictional characters. So, she uses her body to help the otaku regain his virginity. At this point, the protagonist panics; it's natural to feel sadness at the thought of separation or death. The cat-chan tells him that through reincarnation, she will live in the world with a new identity. However, if the otaku stays at home, there will be no chance for them to see each other again. The story then shifts...

Day 416 of prayer for renewal

This book, as always, features Li Tong's style, with beautiful scene descriptions, hilarious meme-filled interactions, poignant life lessons, and an enviable love story between her and him. The female protagonist, Lin Zhi (there are so many catgirls with the surname Lin!), Dies from illness and transmigrates into the body of a white cat, where she meets and falls in love with the male protagonist, who is her cat owner. She's a mischievous and cunning catgirl (a white-haired special attacker + half-loli). ------ This book's female protagonist, Lin Zhi, is similar to, yet different from, the female protagonist of the previous book, Su Tong. The female protagonist in this book isn't as assertive as Su Tong (Su Tong initially had Su Tong completely under her thumb, although she was later overpowered by him). Lin Zhi...

It must be said that in this fast-paced era, it's rare to find a book that truly allows one to calm down and savor it. After reading this book in one go, I felt compelled to write something. Currently, the genre is undoubtedly dominated by yuri (lesbian) and harem stories. However, yuri is a niche genre, and truly excellent writing and smooth plots are rare. As a niche branch within this genre, yuri is often considered an "outlier," and it demands a high level of skill from the author in handling the "marriage" aspect, especially the protagonist's psychological transformation. However, the author, Tong Da, perfectly controlled this aspect of the work with her profound skill, transforming the protagonist into a cat...

A wonderful sweet romance novel. 1. The early descriptions of the protagonist as a cat are very delicate, using dreams as a transition to his new identity and attending a funeral as a farewell to his past self—this approach feels very natural. While it uses many references and is grounded in reality, it maintains a fairytale-like filter, which is commendable. The extensive use of poetry and classic texts, along with the occasional artsy flair, might seem like padding, but I think it's essential for creating atmosphere. Finally, I must commend the author for their skillful use of abrupt transitions; the author's driving skills are clearly those of a seasoned pro! 2. Next comes the romance. How should I put it... Personally, I'm not...

The first year of prayer for renewal

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