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# Cat
The **cat** serves as the **miner**, assisting users in extracting **valuable resources** from various planets. To maximize **productivity**, users must assemble a team of cats with the best **attributes**. Each cat has three key attributes:
* **Mining Power**: Determines the amount of resources a cat can extract per cycle.
* **Mining Speed**: Dictates how quickly a cat can complete a mining process.
* **Luck**: Increases the chances of discovering a special box containing new cats or additional resources.
By building a strong team of **high-attribute** cats, users can significantly enhance their **resource-gathering efficiency**.
While **mining on the planets**, the user may **receive a cat box** containing a cat with **random attributes**. The collected cats can be **managed** through the **cat management** system, where users can **sell** them or **set love** for them.
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