Speaking of Cat Yeta, Jiang Han actually got along quite well with this Mysterious Guest Giant Cat. The two had reached the point of "discussing how to build a cat nest together," to the extent that no cat could tell whether the witch was obsessed with cats or the cats were obsessed with the witch. Of course, that was also because they were both ambitious Giant Cat Lords.
Cats would not start scratching each other just because they both possessed the [Ambition] trait.
Jiang Han had heard that Cat Yeta had truly been living the good life lately.
This battle-hardened legendary Mysterious Guest Giant Cat Lamp had built a Meow Railway with a total length of 3,500 kilometers across her territory, linking together all the major cat cities of the northern Cat World. This had greatly increased the circulation of Cat Lamps, while [Transporting Precious Cat Lamps] and [Cat Lamp Freight] had substantially boosted the territory's income.
There were even cat villages springing up one after another along both sides of the railway, built by cats seeking convenience.
As the countable cat population rose, so did tax revenue. (Cat Lamps regarded the cat-head tax as a residency fee for cat cities and cat villages; cats living in the wild did not have to pay it.)
This was a super-project that even Cat Lina envied. Just being able to rally so many Cat Lamps to join its construction was enough to make any cat jealous, never mind that there was no need to pay wages—promising each pot of cats five salmon was enough.
That was the advantage of being located in the Cat World.
Materials could be gathered locally, and they could build as big as they wanted.
Every little expansion of Jiang Han's own Giant Cat territory required money to