The Mermaid’s Cat Fishing Plan

Qin Ran had been wandering the mortal world for many years, never expecting to be utterly frustrated just trying to rent an apartment.

If she wasn’t hiding in the mortal world, she would have bought a place outright.

After hitting dead ends everywhere, Qin Ran finally found a shared apartment.

The apartment was suitable, but the young woman she was sharing it with had “a little bit” of a tendency to force things upon others.

For example, the first time Qin Ran viewed the place, she decided she didn’t want to rent. That evening, the young woman showed up at her door, slapped her into amnesia, and then deleted the communication records so Qin Ran would view the place again.

The second time, Qin Ran rented it.

Qin Ran only learned all this later, including the fact that all her previous dead ends in finding a place were Tang Yi’s handiwork.

Tang Yi is a mermaid with long golden hair and a silvery-white fish tail. Three years ago, an accident led her to fall in love with Qin Ran at first sight.

Before coming ashore, Tang Yi had Qin Ran investigated thoroughly. She knew Qin Ran loved work and play, was serious on the job, and equally serious off-hours, attending countless concerts, book clubs, and social clubs. She also knew that Qin Ran’s relationships never lasted more than three months. Beneath her dark black hair, Qin Ran’s amber eyes were beautiful and sharp, like a fiercely wild calico cat.

Therefore, her strategy to “fish” for her was: means first, emotional persuasion second.

Of course, if her powers of seduction didn’t work, she was also quite skilled at memory erasure.

Qin Ran: …

Later, Qin Ran learned about Tang Yi’s control: it was passionate, candid, and obsessive.

Tang Yi would openly play tricks on her, and after succeeding, she wouldn’t hide it. She would openly admit that she wanted possession and exclusive attention. Her affection was unrelenting and constantly pressing for more, yet it was also resolute.

Qin Ran tried to retreat while simultaneously falling deeper.

It wasn’t until Qin Ran returned from the brink of death that Tang Yi audaciously rewrote her memories right in front of her.

“Your name is Qin Ran, my name is Tang Yi…

…I am your Master. Do you understand?”

“…?” Qin Ran smiled and closed her eyes: I understand, Master. Are there any other altered memories you wish to write into my brain?

Yes, she was willing, forever.

Who can refuse a cute and clingy little fish who, though ridiculously controlling, always stands by your side and always supports you?