I was approached by a cat-eared girl.

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The girl didn't respond, but her head drooped slightly, and an embarrassed expression appeared on her dirty little face, as if she was having some difficulty speaking.

This reaction surprised Chen Shuo. He frowned and stared at the cat-eared girl for a long time, then suddenly guessed something and asked with suspicion, "You don't mean you want to stay here with me, do you?"

"..."

The girl lowered her head and remained silent, unsure how to answer.

That's exactly what she thought.

Some animals cultivate to attain enlightenment, while others cultivate for a very simple and unambitious purpose: simply to become human, since humans are the most intelligent of all beings.

But regardless of the type, one can actually request an official title.

The question is just asked in a different way. Those who want to attain enlightenment will ask me whether I look like a human or a god.

This is a tricky question. Like a human, he could become a demon with a human body, allowing him to cultivate more effectively.

Like a god, he directly gains decades or even centuries of spiritual cultivation.

However, for the person being challenged to be enfeoffed, answering like a human is fine, at most they will lose a few years of lifespan, but if they answer like a god, the other party will increase their cultivation, and then the respondent will die on the spot.

As for the second type, those lazy bums who just want to be human, all they'll ask is, "Do I look like a human?"

Another characteristic of this is that before seeking the seal, they will seal all their cultivation, turning themselves into an ordinary animal.

When the sealing is successful and the time comes to transform into human form, all the sealed cultivation will be used to create a human body.

It requires decades or even centuries of cultivation, plus the great risks involved in asking questions.

Heaven is impartial, therefore these animals, once they successfully obtain a title, will realize their dreams and become true humans.

She is one of those.

However, this method of obtaining a title results in having no cultivation at all after being formed into a human body. If one wants to cultivate, one must start from scratch. Moreover, once one becomes human, one must find a way to integrate into human society.

To integrate into human society, one must first find a place to live, and the prerequisite for that place is safety.

According to the normal procedure, after she transforms into human form, she should find the human who helped her transform, and then ask to move in with him under the pretext of repaying the debt of gratitude. Then she can gradually integrate into human society.

However, her plan to obtain the seal went wrong. She was very dissatisfied with her transformed appearance, and the reason for this was this human. Therefore, she had to change her strategy.

Her plan was to confront Chen Shuo first, then evoke his guilt, so that she could stay at his place.

But the path started as planned, and then a sudden punch stunned her.

In the end, the one who should feel guilty is not Chen Shuo, but herself.

So much so that she didn't know what reason to use.

Now, faced with Chen Shuo's question, she didn't know whether she should nod or not.

Nodding, feeling embarrassed; shaking my head, there was nowhere else to go.

She lowered her head and remained silent for a long time, her two small hands tightly clasped together. After a long while, she seemed to have mustered up her courage, raised her head to look at Chen Shuo, her dirty little face full of seriousness, "You're a good person, aren't you?"

Chen Shuo: "???"

Chapter Six: My Name is Bai Xiaoqi

At seven o'clock in the morning, the sky was already bright.

The sound of running water came from the bathroom. Chen Shuo sat on the sofa with a complicated expression. For some reason, he had a feeling that he had been tricked.

He felt that the reason this cat-loving girl came to his door was actually very simple; putting aside the facts, she simply wanted to use his room.

And yet, inexplicably, she agreed, and then she went from being a single person living alone to living with someone else.

Right now, my roommate is taking a shower in the bathroom, since she's all dirty.

Listening to the sound of water in the bathroom, Chen Shuo stared absently at his phone. He had been feeling sleepy and wanted to go to bed, but all his drowsiness had vanished.

He felt this might be related to having a new roommate.

After all, no matter what, her roommate's identity is quite extraordinary; she's a cat-eared girl.

If this happened in that neighboring little country, it would definitely be a light novel story, titled "A Cat-Eared Girl Descends to My Side."

Thinking of this, Chen Shuo suddenly remembered that he hadn't updated today, so he opened the author assistant and updated a chapter using the saved drafts.

To be honest, he also works as a writer, working as an online writer. He started writing online and earning money from his writing when he first entered university.

When I was a senior in college, I stayed up late every night writing and had no energy during the day. I was fortunate enough to leave my boss with the impression that I was a young man with a weak body and couldn't handle the good fortune.

So I was laid off as soon as my internship ended.

Having just graduated and not yet found a satisfactory job, I decided to continue writing online. After four years of writing, I've built up a certain readership. Although my daily updates aren't plentiful, the money I earn is enough to support myself.

After uploading the chapter, Chen Shuo hesitated for a moment, then posted another thread in the book review section.

I have a question for you all, it's urgent.

"You dog of an author, instead of asking questions, why don't you update a couple more chapters? Who's going to read this little bit every day? I'll give you a number: 80,000 words a day. As long as I don't die from it, I'll update like crazy."

"Please update soon."

"Same urging."

"Everyone, please don't rush him. The author is human too, and he needs rest. Besides, he just updated. What? Only one chapter? Is the author dead? If he's not dead, please update faster!"

"Here's the thing, I want to ask you all, you might not believe it, but I've met a cat-eared girl. She's a real cat-eared girl, not a fake one. She's a cat who turned into a cat-eared girl."

She came to my door asking for shelter, and I inexplicably agreed. Right now, she's taking a shower in the bathroom. [Could any reader explain from a scientific perspective why cat-eared girls or cat demons exist?]

"Ah, cat-eared girl, everyone, I'm getting excited."

Is this a new idea from the author?

“I don’t understand science, but I think I can explain it using physiology.”

"What, taking a shower? Go take a picture, author, and I'll analyze it for you."

"Is there a group? I'd like to join to read the extra chapters."

"..."

Please calm down, everyone. I need a reasonable scientific explanation. I think my worldview can still be salvaged.

"Does this even need explaining? The cat-eared girl has already gone to take a bath, what is the author waiting for?"

"Cat-eared girls are so appealing! Ugh, the author is still a kid. Cat-eared girls are too complicated. You can't handle it. Let me handle it."

"Everyone, stop fooling around. According to the author's words, I suspect that the author may have really encountered a cat demon. Cats are not demanding creatures in terms of cultivation conditions. They can become demons by worshipping the moon. So, author, give me your address. I am a professional demon slayer, proficient in profound skills such as sitting on a lotus and pushing a cart. I will come to your door to help you subdue this demon."

“I agree with the fellow Daoist upstairs, but this cat-eared girl is quite powerful. You probably can’t subdue her by yourself. Count me in. Great Mighty Heavenly Dragon, I need her to help me cultivate.”

"........."

Then a group of book lovers started exchanging pictures, with all sorts of suggestive images of cat-eared girls flying around. Soon, a notification popped up saying that their post was suspected of violating regulations and had been banned.

Chen Shuo: "......"

Forget it, my readers are all a bunch of perverts who only know how to have sex, so asking them is pointless.

At this moment, the sound of water in the bathroom gradually stopped, followed by the sound of the door opening. Hearing the door open, Chen Shuo turned his head and saw the cat-eared girl coming out of the bathroom wearing a blue nightgown.

After all, it was her own clothes, and they looked very ill-fitting on her, loose and baggy. She even rolled up her trouser legs a few times, revealing her pair of fair ankles.

Looking up further, Chen Shuo felt his heart skip a beat.

I didn't notice her face was dirty just now, but now that she's had a bath, her skin is fair and delicate. Just looking at her features, she has a refined and otherworldly beauty. Her big, clear eyes are blinking, and her long, snow-white hair is draped down her soft neck, still dripping wet.

The fluffy cat ears on its head were also wet.

This adorable cat-eared cutie is really hitting my sweet spot.

No, it's only right to poke at your own XP.

After all, her current appearance is entirely her own doing; it's a custom-made version of herself, so...

As expected of me.

"What are you looking at?" The girl couldn't help but ask when she noticed that Chen Shuo's gaze was a little strange.

"I was just wondering where you were hiding your cat tail," Chen Shuo changed the subject.

"In his pants."

"Oh, no wonder."

Chen Shuo looked at her lower body and indeed the left pant leg looked a little unnatural, but it wasn't very obvious because the pants were large.

"This is a hair dryer. Dry your hair first."

He pointed to the hairdryer lying on the coffee table and continued, "Then we'll register the people."

The girl reached for the hairdryer, then heard the rest of his sentence. Her cat ears twitched slightly, and she asked, "What's the purpose of personnel registration?"

"They just asked for your name and age."

"My name is Bai Xiaoqi, and I'm one year old," the girl replied while fiddling with the hairdryer.

"Ok?"

Chen Shuo paused for a moment, then looked her up and down again, and asked, "Are you one year old?"

"Yes, I only started being a human today, I'm one year old."

"What about when you weren't human before?"

"Before I was human, I was a cat."

Bai Xiaoqi looked at Chen Shuo as if he were a village idiot.

"No, I mean how old you were when you were a cat."

"But didn't you say it was for personnel registration? Cats aren't people."

"Strictly speaking, you're not exactly... well, you're right."

Chen Shuo felt that what the girl said made sense and that her thinking was very meticulous, but her gaze made him feel offended.