Ji Miaomiao gets a second chance at the worst possible moment, transformed into the one thing that can't talk back to the man she's terrified of. Every interaction is a collision between what she desperately needs to say and what a cat can only express through looks, proximity, and impossible timing. She has 100 days to figure out if Lu Chengze's kindness to a stray is actually kindness to her, or if she'll spend them suffocating in a body that can't bridge the gap between them. The show's real cruelty isn't the debt collectors or the fall, it's watching someone rebuild trust from complete powerlessness, where every purr and headbutt has to carry the weight of confessions she can't make.
Miaomiao's life crumbles when a trusted friend's betrayal leaves her drowning in debt and fleeing across rooftops. A catastrophic fall should end everything, but instead, a supernatural intervention transforms her into a cat. Disoriented and powerless, she stumbles into the home of Lu Chengze, her former boss, who takes her in as a stray. Now trapped in fur and whiskers, Miaomiao watches her old life from an entirely new perspective. She's close enough to observe Chengze's private world, to understand him in ways she never could as his employee. The irony cuts deep: she's finally getting the intimacy and attention she craved, just not in any form she imagined. Every day brings her closer to either breaking her curse or losing herself entirely to her feline nature. The clock is ticking. Miaomiao has one hundred days to find a way back to her human body, but proximity to Chengze complicates everything. What starts as a desperate survival situation becomes something far more complicated when feelings blur the line between owner and pet.