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<p>Steve finds himself in the body of a cat.</p> <p>With a whole world to explore, and a fresh new life for him to start, he sets out to be a different person than he used to be; to carve out his own path on which he will never again be chained down by the expectations of others.</p> <p>The world is fickle, and there is much to see. With a system that drives people to keep moving forward, there will always be conflict. Will the ambitions of others sweep him off his paws, or will Steve brave the storm?</p> <p>Well, before any of that, he has to make his way out of a forest.</p> <p>What to expect:</p> <p>- Hard-working MC. To a degree, coming of age, given how he has to adjust to this new world and figuring out that despite his reincarnation, he is not super special.</p> <p>- Slow, but meaningful progression. The type where after a couple dozen chapters you think that the character has come far, but each step itself isn't super noticeable.</p> <p>- Meta humor. There is a narrator written into the story. I think it's funny. Might not be for you.</p> <p>- Worldbuilding. Once I find my footing and we're past the obligatory "start in the new world" part of the story, there will frequently be an in-world work of literature at the start of the chapter, diving into different aspects of the world. (Yes, this is an idea that I really liked in Chrysalis and applied here.)</p> <p>- Queer people. If you don't like LGBT+ characters in stories, this might not be for you.</p> <p>2 Chapters per day until we're caught up, averaging 3000 words each. Consistency is wonky at the start, but gets much better as the story progresses.</p>
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