The mischievous cats have shrunk to the size of ants!
What on earth happened to them?
The mischievous cats are peeking into Mr. Mong's Cake Shop today.
Sweet and fluffy cake! Just looking at the freshly baked cake makes my mouth water.
The cats try to get a closer look at Mr. Mong Mong making a cake, but accidentally step on a swarm of ants that are passing by.
The angry ants shoot shrinking rays at the kittens, shrinking them to the size of ants.
However, the cats are happy that they can eat all the cake without being caught by Mr. Mongmong.
After enjoying the taste of this cake and that cake for a while, after filling my stomach to the brim, I realized that with my small body, I couldn't even drink a glass of water as I pleased.
The water bottle that I could easily lift with one hand now looked like a huge building.
The cats decide to ask the ants to return them to their original size.
To catch a tiger, you have to go into the tiger's den! Will the kittens who entered the ant hole be able to return safely to their original form?

Make trouble fun, reflect hard!
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Kittens are just like children: they have to do what they want to do, can't stand being curious, and have to eat what they want to eat.
Even though we know we'll get in trouble if we get caught, we always do it first because of the thrill of getting into trouble.
They are troublemakers who act as they please, but they are still aware of their mistakes.
The cats kneel down in front of Mr. Mongmong, who has once again ruined the cake shop and made it impossible for them to do business, and apologize for their mistakes.
It was wrong to sneak into someone else's store in the first place, but it was also wrong to eat all the cakes that were supposed to be for the customers, so it was understandable that Mr. Mong-Mong would be furious.
But when he admits his mistake and reflects on it, Mongmong's heart softens again.
The cats diligently do whatever Mr. Mongmong tells them to do without complaint.
If you do something wrong, you have to take responsibility.
I always promise myself not to cause trouble again, but even cats can't help their growing curiosity and greed.
I'm already looking forward to seeing what kind of big trouble these cats, with their sleepy eyes wide open, will cause next.