Lele Bianlidian

Xiaoliang, a gray cat with one eye, and his partner Lele, a white dog, run a convenience store that's barely staying afloat. To keep the lights on, they take odd jobs from the townsfolk — deliveries, errands, the kind of small commissions that sound simple but always spiral into little adventures. That's the whole premise of this 10-episode ONA from Sharefun Studio, and honestly, it's the kind of thing you put on when you want something gentle that still has a bit of heart to it. The anthropomorphic character designs are genuinely charming — not in a generic mascot way, but in how they blend animal quirks with real emotional depth. Xiaoliang's single eye and quiet resourcefulness tell you a lot about who he is before anyone says a word. The fantasy elements are light, more about giving the world a storybook quality than throwing fireballs around. Each episode feels like a short story about courage, understanding, or figuring out how to care for someone without making it weird. If you liked the cozy animal-character energy of Shirokuma Cafe or the workplace camaraderie in Working!!, this hits a similar sweet spot. It also shares some DNA with Aggretsuko in how it uses anthropomorphic characters to explore genuinely human struggles, though the tone here is warmer and more reflective. The soundtrack is soft and melodic, the kind that settles into the background and makes everything feel a little more tender. It's a quiet show, but it earns the feelings it's going for.