A lonely artist finds a cat boy in the rain, and suddenly his silent apartment has a voice in it. The show knows Myou exists only to fill the specific emptiness Daisuu carries, and it never pretends this is anything but exactly what it is. Three minutes at a time, it asks what it means to want someone around so badly that you stop asking why they're there.
Daisuu spends his days alone in his apartment, churning out manhua while the rest of the world passes him by. His routine crumbles the moment he rescues a soaking wet kitten from the rain. Except this kitten isn't quite what it seems. Myou transforms into a mischievous cat boy with an appetite for chaos and absolutely zero respect for personal space or property. Their first meeting spirals into absolute mayhem, but something unexpected happens: Daisuu's suffocating isolation begins to crack open. Myou tears through his carefully constructed solitude with the same energy he applies to destroying the apartment. What starts as an inconvenient situation transforms into genuine companionship, complete with late-night snacks, annoying interruptions during work, and the kind of comfortable silence that only comes from actually living with someone. This is a story about two creatures who couldn't be more different learning that maybe the best part of life isn't the quiet moments. It's the mess you create with someone else.