Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (屋頂上的貓) outperforms #9 Meridian in cultural impact, originating from a Chiayi village mural project that evolved into a manhua celebrating rural cat-themed community art. This grassroots initiative engaged over 300 local residents in its creation and has driven a 25% increase in regional tourism since publication. While Meridian achieves broader commercial licensing, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof offers a more intimate, place-based storytelling approach, fostering stronger local engagement than typical manhua series. Its modest print run of 8,000 copies underscores its niche focus, but the project’s social ripple effect exceeds that of many higher-ranked titles, proving community art can resonate deeply beyond mere sales figures.

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