Tom Cat breaks through the dimensional wall.

The prices here are so low, so renting a house shouldn’t be particularly expensive.

I am a cat now and don’t really need a very good house.

Thinking back to the rental prices in the human world in the early 2000s, Tang Mu felt that it should be no problem to rent a house for a few hundred or a thousand dollars.

Feeling that he had done the market research, Tang Mu happily trotted towards the cat tower.

It is now looking forward to its new house.

When it makes more money, it will buy itself a new computer, a new console, new games, and live the happy life it has always dreamed of.

Half an hour later, in the service hall inside the Cat Tower.

A ragdoll cat looked at Tang Mu with a professional smile and said, "We already know your request. According to your request, the rent for a house in the Old Street Community will be 15,000 yuan a month. Would you like to pay by card or cash?"

"How many?"

Tang Mu couldn't believe his ears.

"15,000 a month, and you need to pay one third of the deposit, dear~"

The Ragdoll Cat deserves the name of Fairy Cat. Even facing Tom Mu’s sudden shout, it still maintained a calm smile and its big eyes were very pure.

But the price was really beyond Tang Mu's imagination.

The beautiful fantasy before coming here was immediately smashed to pieces by the heavy hammer of reality!

"But! Why is it so expensive?"

Tang Mu held his head with his paws in disbelief.

The big meat buns here only cost one dollar each, and they are very big with thin skin and lots of meat.

Judging from the prices here, it shouldn't be that expensive, right?!

"All transactions involving the human world are charged in this way. Because we have to put in more effort and operation, please understand, dear~"

The Ragdoll Cat still had a smile on his face.

But Tom always felt that it was mocking him for being poor.

"Then how much is the cheapest house? No need for the Old Street neighborhood, as long as it's in Liuyang City."

Tom began to lower his demands.

Anyway, I have turned into a cat, so it doesn’t matter if the living conditions are a little worse.

At worst, I can just perform well in the next task and try to earn more money.

Or you can take some time to come to Miaocheng to work.

When I have money, I will change to a better one.

"The cheapest one is six thousand a month, but you have to pay one third of the deposit. Sir, are you satisfied?"

As the ragdoll cat spoke, it slid the tablet in its paws a few times and handed a 20-square-meter small house that looked like a rough-finished house to Tang Mu.

Looking at the pictures of houses on the tablet, and the prices that I still cannot afford.

Tang Mu suddenly burst into tears.

I have become a cat, so why am I still being persecuted by housing prices?

The malice in this world is too deep.

Looking at Tom's appearance, the working cats around him seemed to be very experienced and were all used to it.

The housing prices in Liuyang City are relatively low. If you go to other first-, second-, and third-tier cities, it is possible to spend hundreds of thousands of yuan a month.

Many new cats were not aware of this and came to ask about the house prices.

But in fact, Cat Tower does provide this service.

However, since the establishment of the Meow Star Outpost, no transaction related to the house has been completed.

Whether buying or renting a house.

Sitting at another workstation next to the Ragdoll Cat is the old orange cat Little Sun.

At this moment, it still looked like it hadn't woken up yet.

I just finished a client's work, heard the conversation here, and saw Tom, a familiar cat, so I turned sideways and said, "Why do you want to rent a house? Even if you rent a house, it will be of no use to you in the human world, right?"

Tang Mu couldn't understand what Xiao Yang meant.

Why would the houses in the human world be of no use to it?

Without waiting for Tom to ask, it seemed that their chat topic aroused the interest of the receptionists at the Cat Tower.

Another cat smiled and said, "Are you a stray cat in the human world? Why don't you find a human you like and live with him? As long as you act cute and roll around, they will take you home. Then you will have a house to live in, right?"

As soon as the cat finished speaking, another tortoise-shell cat also said in agreement: "Yes, bipeds are very suitable cat slaves. They will unconditionally offer us food and water, clean up our poop, and they won't even get angry if I break their cup."

The Ragdoll Cat also raised her chin proudly: "Humans can't resist our charm. As a cat, you have to learn how to use your advantages."

Not only the receptionist cats, but also some other cats who came to handle business nodded repeatedly, looking as if they deeply agreed.

Tang Mu was speechless for a moment.

It is really difficult for it to find a poop-scooper for itself, so it tries to gain a place by acting silly and cute.

Although I have decided to accept my identity as a cat, I will live more like a cat in the future.

But in a short period of time, I still can't overcome the psychological barrier.

Not all cats have to be house cats.

With my abilities, there shouldn't be any problem with being a stray cat.

Since you don’t have enough money to rent a house now, you can just wander around for a while and then rent a house when you have saved enough money.

Anyway, it can still come to Cat City to buy food and eat every day, so the five thousand yuan is enough for it to last for a long time.

Thinking of this, Tang Mu immediately raised his paw and pointed at the sky and shouted, "Even if I starve to death, get wet in the rain, or get chased by dogs, I will never become a domestic cat! I will definitely be a stray cat!"

After making bold statements in the cat tower and feeling very handsome, Tom turned and left.

He indeed did not notice that the cats in the cat tower were looking at him as if he were an idiot.

"I bet it won't take a month for it to realize the benefits of being a house cat."

Ragdoll cat pouted.

Xiao Yang, who lived in the Old Street neighborhood like Tang Mu, squinted his eyes and yawned: "A month is too long, seven days will probably be enough."

Chapter 51 Sterilization

After leaving Meow City, Tang Mu crawled out from the load-bearing column of the underground parking lot.

After looking around, it decided to find a place to build a nest for itself.

Although Tom could have gone directly to live in the Infinite City, turning into a cat might have turned him into a psychopath like a cat.

Many times, Tom's thoughts would easily wander and become very strange.

Just like now.

It always felt that as a stray cat, if it lived in Infinite City, it would not feel like a stray cat at all.

Moreover, according to the system's prompts, it guessed that the more it behaved like an ordinary cat, the more rewards it would get.

He is currently short of money, so there is reason to try any guess, as it won’t cost him anything anyway.

Under the moonlight, Tang Mu jumped up and down in the old street community for a long time, waking up many small animals in the community.

Amidst a flurry of cats and dogs barking, it finally found a place that it was relatively satisfied with to build its nest.

The three houses ABC in the Laojie community are side by side, with a circle of walls surrounding the three houses in the center.

Behind the house is the community’s pond, green park, and even a small hill.

In front of the house is an open space with some simple sports equipment and a sand pool for children to play in. Some young people in the community occasionally play skateboards nearby.

Although the three houses are side by side, there are gaps between them. The gap between Building A and Building B is connected by brick walls at both ends, and there is a rectangular awning at the height of the second floor to block the gap.

The open space between Building A and Building B was directly turned into a long small bungalow.

I originally heard that this piece of land was intended to be turned into a shed for bicycles and electric bikes, but in the end, few people used it, and it ended up being abandoned.

The door of the carport was also blocked by several upright wooden boards. Over time, everyone gradually got used to it and even forgot about it.

This place can shelter you from wind and rain, and should be considered the most suitable place to stay in the community.

Tang Mu climbed over the wall and slipped in through the gap in the door.

I walked around the carport and felt it was okay. It wasn't very dirty.

It hasn't rained recently, so the carport is very dry, with just some dust accumulated. You can move in after a little cleaning.

Thinking of this, Tang Mu stood up naturally, took out a broom from somewhere, and started cleaning with his paws holding the broom.

Tang Mu's cleaning style is different from that of ordinary people.

At the same time, a whirlwind swept through the carport, raising large layers of dust like a sandstorm, even blocking Tom's figure.

As the dust gradually settled, the carport, which had been dirty and vacant for a long time, became sparkling.

The hygiene in five-star luxury hotels is probably not as good as here.

With one hand on his waist and the other hand supporting the broomstick, he stood on his left foot, stepped his right foot over his left foot, and touched the ground with his toes, with the center of gravity of his whole body resting on the broom. Tom was very proud of the result of his hard work.

Now that hygiene is taken care of, the next step is the sleeping area.

Tang Mu thought about it and put out his own bed in the ribbon space, and added a bedside table and a small table lamp, which looked quite cozy.

Electricity is absolutely indispensable to modern life.

There was originally a charging station designed for electric vehicles in the carport. Tang Mu made a slight modification and connected an electric socket so that it could be used normally.

Although this behavior of stealing electricity is not a good thing, it is just a poor little cat.

At worst, I can make up the money later.

Tang Mu was thinking about all kinds of things and fell asleep comfortably on his bed.

This is how I spent my first night as a stray cat.

Early in the morning, Tang Mu was awakened by various noises in the community.

The elderly sleep lightly and wake up the earliest.

Some elderly people went out to buy groceries, some gathered in groups of three or four to bask in the sun and chat, and some elderly people who like to exercise started their daily exercise.

The kind of hardcore old people's videos about Ragnarok that you often see on the Internet can also be seen in the old street communities.

Especially the group of elderly people headed by the doorman, Uncle Qin, are so skilled that young people are embarrassed to call themselves young people.

After the old people get up, it's the children's turn to go to school.

Especially this group of children who started school early, they speak very loudly.

They were full of energy and woke up Tang Mu who was sleeping soundly.

Some naughty kids are like cats, and you never know what’s going on in their heads.

When a few people passed by the carport, they kicked the wooden board blocking the iron gate.

Perhaps they don't know yet that a stray cat has quietly moved into this abandoned carport.

It's so noisy outside, it might be hard to fall asleep. Tang Mu checked his system.

I found that there were nearly seven days left until the next time I could travel through the world.

Shaking his head, Tang Mu squeezed his head out from the gap above the iron gate, wanting to see what was happening outside.

Unexpectedly, this scene was seen by a two-year-old girl.

Seeing the round cat's head sticking out from the iron gate, the little girl who was being taken out for a walk by her mother pointed at Tang Mu with her chubby little hand and said in a baby voice, "Cat! Cat!"

Tang Mu was shocked when he saw this.

He quickly rushed out of the iron gate and soon disappeared.

It doesn't want to expose its secret base.

The mother of the little girl with pigtails listened to her daughter and looked in the direction the girl pointed.