"Roll" still retained all sorts of feline traits after taking human form, such as her bizarre personality, her habit of curling up in corners and other nooks, her love of cat food, her insistence on sleeping on a cushion—and calling her owner her "poop scooper."
In the end, that was truly a depressing fact.
After communicating with "Roll" for a while, Hao Ren had no choice but to face reality and accept his fate: nothing around him would ever develop normally. In other stories, catgirls were adorable, soft-hearted creatures, but after "Roll" became a catgirl, all that remained was trouble. She sprawled on the sofa and squirmed around out of habit, quickly turning the cushions and fabric cover into a complete mess. Then she started clamoring for food, demanding someone play with her, or insisting on eating and playing at the same time. After growing larger, her ability to cause trouble had increased three or four times over.
Hao Ren sighed. "How come I never realized 'Roll' was this hard to deal with before? Did her personality get even worse after transforming?"
Vivian tugged at the corner of her mouth. "Tsk, that's because you couldn't understand what she was saying before. Did you think she was meowing at you on your lap back then to greet you?"
The cat girl across the coffee table lifted her eyelids to glance at everyone, stretched, and continued howling. "I want dried fish! Give me dried fish!"
Nangong Sanba glanced at Hao Ren. "Vivian has a point. Just deal with this cat the same way you used to. How did you handle her when she threw tantrums and howled before?"
Hao Ren thought for a moment. "Grab her by the scruff and throw her out."
Everyone present immediately perked up. Several pairs of eyes