
A Beast-Eared Girl from the Tang Dynasty
Historical · Fantasy · Comedy · Slice of Life
Actually, Liu Gong had originally planned to serve the country with unwavering loyalty.
But then he met a Western Regions beauty with cat ears.
And she really was a cat girl.
Sigh, such joy in this world—I no longer think of Tang.
...
And now for the official version:
This is a different Great Tang.
Cat girls, centaurs, winged beings, snake girls, and mermaids are everywhere, from Liangzhou to Chang'an, from Youyun to Lingnan.
But it is also a familiar Great Tang.
In the late Tang era, regional military governors treated lives like dirt, barbarians and nomadic tribes pressed in from all sides, and the realm of the Han people stood on the verge of collapse.
Liu Gong thus ended up, in a daze, in the Guiyi Army.
Also known as: "What's with this Great Tang Having Cat Girls," "The Great Tang's Crazy Animal City," and "Illustrated Guide to the Beast-Eared Girls of Another-World Great Tang."
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