I'm Not an Evil Kitten!

Misu is a lethal grassland predator, a hybrid of a black-footed cat and a rusty-spotted leopard, who transmigrates into the body of a delicate omega named Misu in a wealthy CEO romance novel. The original host was known as a timid, spoiled crybaby engaged to Ji Yanxing, a cold and arrogant alpha from a powerful family. Upon waking in a vast mansion, Misu retains his feline instincts and the ability to shift between human and cat forms. He immediately begins exploring his new territory, displaying behaviors that confuse those around him, such as attacking his own slipper and investigating stray cats in a park. His primary motivation is survival and comfort, viewing his new human life through the lens of a wild hunter seeking food, shelter, and dominance.

Ji Yanxing is reluctant about the arranged marriage, viewing his fiancé as a fragile and unintelligent burden. He expects Misu to be a weeping, subservient omega but is instead bewildered by the younger man’s eccentricities. Their first meeting at a café is fraught with misunderstanding; Misu mistakes coffee for a type of cat food and reacts with genuine disgust to the idea of humans consuming civet coffee. Despite his confusion, Misu is drawn to the food and the security Ji Yanxing provides, interpreting the alpha’s gruffness as a form of leadership. He begins to view Ji Yanxing as a provider, or "husband," in the feline sense—one who supplies resources and protection.

The core conflict arises from the clash between Misu’s wild, instinct-driven nature and the rigid social expectations of his new human world. Misu’s actions, such as sleeping in the closet for safety, nuzzling Ji Yanxing for warmth, and his blunt honesty, are misinterpreted by the Ji family and society. They believe he is either deeply traumatized or secretly manipulative. Meanwhile, Ji Yanxing struggles with his own growing attraction and confusion. He is irritated by Misu’s lack of conventional omega behavior yet finds himself inexplicably drawn to the omega’s innocence and unique charm. The tension escalates when Misu, feeling threatened by rumors spread by a rival omega named Xiao Yu, physically overpowers him at a public event, shocking everyone with his hidden strength.

A key turning point occurs when Misu expands his territory beyond the mansion. He encounters stray cats in the city and establishes himself as their leader, adopting a group of large, docile cats as his subordinates. His attempt to recruit them leads to a comedic incident where he is accidentally popped like corn in a street vendor’s machine, leaving him with a curly, embarrassing hairstyle. This event highlights his vulnerability and the absurdity of his situation, forcing him to rely on his new "human" family for care. Ji Yanxing, witnessing Misu’s distress and odd behavior, begins to soften, realizing that the omega is not merely a spoiled brat but a being with a completely different worldview.

As the story progresses, Ji Yanxing takes on a protective role, enrolling Misu in first aid training and accompanying him to social events. Misu, in turn, begins to accept Ji Yanxing as his mate, displaying affectionate and possessive behaviors that range from cuddling to marking territory. The narrative follows their gradual integration into each other’s lives, with Misu navigating human customs while maintaining his feline identity. The story moves toward a deeper emotional bond as Ji Yanxing overcomes his initial prejudice and Misu learns to trust his partner, setting the stage for a relationship built on mutual understanding rather than societal expectation.