Shi Yi didn't say.
Because her cat became famous.
The customer who filmed the video posted it online, and it went viral within just one hour, garnering 800,000 likes.
This traffic is incredible.
"Little Lucky Charm, you're famous now!"
Shi Yi scooped it up and ruffled it in her arms. "You did a good job today, here's a cat treat for you."
Shi Yi took out a pear and duck flavored cat treat from its snack cabinet.
It clears heat and reduces internal fire, relieves tear stains, and has this other effect.
It's perfect for it; it's been a bit too hot lately.
Little Lucky Cat is also a gluttonous cat. As soon as Shi Yi took it out, the little guy pounced on her hands.
It wouldn't let go of the cat treat it was chewing on.
"I haven't opened it yet, wait a minute."
"I know it's yours, I won't take it."
"Eat slowly, don't bite me!"
—A video on Douyin (TikTok).
I saw an adorable little orange cat. When people approached, it would extend its paw, but it wasn't trying to shake hands; it was trying to bring good fortune to its owner! So cute!
In the video, although most of the shots are of the cat, in the last few seconds, the camera pans to the grilled sausage in the background, and Shi Yi also appears in the shot for a second.
The blogger also pinned a comment in the comments section.
[Besides the incredibly cute kitten, the owner's grilled sausages are also super delicious, highly recommended!]
Lin Wan happened to come across this video, and the kitten was indeed cute. She gave it a like and then forwarded it to Song Yan.
Both of them love small animals and will forward anything interesting they see to each other.
Song Yan had just finished showering when her phone lit up, so she picked it up and glanced at it.
It was a video forwarded by Lin Wan.
She still had several videos to watch.
I'll take this opportunity to take a look.
Song Yan read through the messages from top to bottom and replied to them one by one.
Until the last one.
When I saw the kitten on the cover, it looked strangely familiar.
She didn't think much of it, since most orange cats looked pretty much the same.
I clicked on it casually.
A kitten that makes a beckoning gesture?
It was quite cute; she was wiping her hair as she watched, and the video suddenly froze at the end.
"What a crappy internet."
My gaze faltered when it fell on the blurry figure that was right in the middle of the video.
That figure looks familiar.
Even though she was wearing a mask, her bangs and a few slightly curled strands of hair were still visible.
She looks just like Boss Shi!
She abruptly stopped what she was doing and opened the comments section.
One swipe and all the comments are praising the cat for being cute and smart.
Is she overthinking things? Does no one else share her thoughts?
Perhaps it's because there are too many comments, tens of thousands, most of which are about cats.
Song Yan refreshed the page.
Finally, I saw a comment.
Does anyone else think this stall owner looks familiar? He looks a bit like Boss Shi.
Song Yan looked at the IP addresses below the comments.
City A.
This person must be one of Boss Shi's customers!
Song Yan left a comment below.
【I think it looks a lot like it too! Could it be?!】
I heard that the owner hasn't set up his stall these past two days.
Song Yan wanted to search the homepage to see if anyone had discovered where the owner had set up his stall.
She had been busy all day and hadn't really looked into the day's events yet. All Lin Wan had told her was that Boss Shi hadn't shown up in the last two days.
Before she could even search, a reply popped up.
[It might really be Boss Shi! Boss Shi said he's not in City A recently. [Image]]
There was also a picture attached below.
It's a screenshot, seemingly a reply from Boss Shi.
It's nothing; I'm not in City A anytime soon.
She's not in City A right now, so the person in that video could very well be her!
Song Yan stopped searching for anything and went back to the video, playing it in slow motion so she could examine the figure frame by frame.
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