Transformed into a furry person, I am doing public relations in the Northern Song Dynasty

Seeing that Li Baer and the others were full and were preparing to leave with some food in their mouths, Liu Yunqing stepped forward and stopped them.

"Boss Li, Ayu, come here!"

Li Baer and A Yu paused and turned their heads suddenly, thinking it was an acquaintance who had fed them before, but to their surprise, they saw a strange young lady squatting in front of them. The cats became alert and did not dare to get close for a while.

With Yun Niangzi’s experience in mind, everyone no longer trusts humans as much as before.

"Boss Li, come and smell it, I am the Tuan wife."

The cats are messy again.

what's the situation!

This young lady said she was Mrs. Tuan. Maybe she was confused. A strange cat behind her seemed to have been hanging around Liu's Bookstore, put down the fish in its mouth, and revealed her identity in one sentence.

"How could she be Mrs. Tuan? She is clearly the owner of Liu's Bookstore at the Imperial College!"

Upon hearing this, Li Baer and the cats could not help but take two steps back.

If you didn't want to harm the cat, why would you tell such a lie!

Liu Yunqing laughed, but his explanation didn't make sense.

"When I was a human, I was Madam Liu. When I was a cat, I was Madam Tuan. It's okay if you don't believe me, but have you ever thought about why I can understand what you say?"

"Even if they don't believe what I say, Boss Li and Ah Yu should be able to tell the smell on me. Oh, and what about Ah Xia? You three came to Mr. Zhao's house to talk to me about investigating Liu Chenggong. Have you forgotten?"

When they heard this, Li Baer and the others finally believed it. The direct interactions between cats like them were indeed not something that humans could know.

Now that Madam Tuan has revealed her identity as Madam Liu to them, the original doubts can be resolved.

Why would a cat investigate people's whereabouts for no reason and even ask them to find the account books or something? It turned out that the girl had already become a human and entered the mortal world!

"Then, then you are actually a cat fairy!"

Li Baer exclaimed, and even his tone of voice changed to one that was extremely respectful.

"I've heard from older cats that although we cats are not as spiritual as the Yellow Fairy or Fox Fairy, we are also very spiritual. It's just that when we get close to people, we can't help but get jealous because of our owner's favoritism, so it's hard for us to cultivate our minds."

"I just listened for fun before, who would have thought that I would really meet our fairy."

Liu Yunqing couldn't help laughing. What fairy or not? It was good enough that they didn't say she was a monster.

The pier was crowded with people coming and going and it wasn't a place to talk. Liu Yunqing was busy today, so he simply gave the small yellow croaker he bought to Li Baer.

"It's not convenient to talk here. My house is warming up the stove today. Just bring the cats to my house for dinner. It's the first house in Shaoyao Lane behind the fruit shop. I've even set up a place for you to rest."

Li Baer asked his followers to take the food given by the cat fairy and nodded in response.

"Yes! When I get back, I'll bring people over to show you my support and show you the house, so that the ignorant little creature won't disturb your family's peace."

Liu Yunqing knew that the cats would not do anything to her even if they spread her identity, so she openly recognized Li Baer and the others. She also wanted to ask Li Baer to bring the cats over from time to time to help her look after the house.

Whether it's asking her to give her a proper job or giving her a salary, it's all easy to deal with. Who would have thought that he would value and respect her so much.

Liu Yunqing couldn't help laughing and thought that he would have to have a good talk with Li Baer later.

Apart from being able to transform into a cat and a human, she doesn't have any other abilities. If you ask her to perform any magic, it won't work.

Liu Yunqing hired a cart to transport the fish, and asked a few of them to take a ride. They attracted a lot of attention along the way. Many people looked at them curiously, and the young ladies kept laughing and exclaiming, enjoying the scenery.

Li Baer and the other cats recognized the door before they left. Qi was watching people unloading goods in front of the door, and naturally saw Li Baer and the other cats. She couldn't help but laugh when she saw the cats rubbed against her daughter one by one before leaving.

"No wonder you hired a cat. You have a litter of them outside. Well, they are so strong. They are indeed stronger than dogs!"

"Why don't you invite them in? I can prepare some food for them."

Liu Yunqing watched them leave while looking back every few steps, and his smile never faded.

"They will be here when we start the feast. Please prepare an extra meal for them today. If they enjoy your cooking, they will have a cat to look after our house."

Qi also laughed: "Of course they are indispensable, so don't just sit there, go in and help quickly, your Aunt Cao and the others are here."

Although he said he was there to help, guests came soon after and there was no one at home to entertain them, so Liu Yunqing had to come out to greet them.

Fortunately, the two cooks she hired were both very skilled, so even Qi didn't have to do much work and just helped out.

Four tables were set up in the yard. Liu Yunqing treated them to tea and toured the house. The children couldn't sit still. The younger ones followed Yunxiang to play in the back, while the older ones were led by Yunxi to the backyard to chat and eat fruit.

Fearing that everyone would be bored, Liu Yunqing did not serve the food yet. He also set out the games of pitching pots and backgammon, one static and one dynamic, and it was up to everyone to play according to their preference.

After a while, Cheng Li and Qin Xin also arrived. They happened to arrive at the same time. After they entered the door one after another, both sides realized that they were Liu Yunqing's guests.

In addition to taking two fat fish, Cheng Li also packed four kinds of fruit snacks, which was very formal.

Qin Xin took out two paintings he had drawn on red paper. When he opened them, he saw that they were a pair of door gods. He said that they had been specially sent to Daxiangguo Temple and offered with incense.

"I thought that most people who come to visit are going to bring fruits or something, and Madam Liu probably wouldn't care about that, so I drew the door god myself. Madam Liu, please don't mind."

"How could that be? Mr. Qin is really thoughtful. I was just asking if I should put something on the door, but it's not a festival and there's nowhere to buy it. Who would have thought that Mr. Qin would send it to me? I'll put it up now!"

Cheng Li was not shy when he heard this. He went to the kitchen, put down his things, and mixed the paste. He and Qin Xin each helped Madam Liu to paste the door god.

"Brother Qin is a great painter! Look at this door god, it's very heroic, better than the ones sold outside. I, Cheng Li, don't have much talent but brute force, and I admire people like Madam Liu and Brother Qin the most. I have to go have a good drink later!"

Qin Xin was very shy, and his ears turned red when he was praised like this. He just nodded hesitantly when Cheng Li hugged his neck, which made his ears and neck turn red.

Liu Yunqing smiled and gently patted Cheng Li's arm: "Don't bully Mr. Qin. Mr. Qin is the best student in the Imperial College. I'm afraid he can't handle the alcohol."

Upon hearing this, Cheng Li looked at Qin Xin with even higher regard: "Don't worry, Madam Liu, I can't wait to show my respect to Mr. Qin!"

"After taking a look around, I'm afraid you're familiar with us two among the gentlemen here. I'm naturally going to have a good discussion with Mr. Qin about how to block the wine for you at the banquet later!"

Liu Yunqing hurriedly thanked Cheng Li for his enthusiasm: "Then I have to thank you very much. I am always busy on weekdays, and it is my mother who is socializing with the neighbors. Now I am left alone outside to greet people. I look around and don’t know many people. I am in a dilemma!"