Book Transmigration: I Dumped the Movie Emperor and Got the Third Male Lead Pregnant

[Sweet romance + straightforward wolf-dog younger man + little moments during pregnancy]

What do you do when you open your eyes and find yourself transmigrated into the role of a scapegoat assistant in a novel where everyone in the entertainment industry is smitten with the heroine?

Cheng Wan, a teacher at an elite kindergarten, calmly accepts her new reality, including the purplish marks left on her body by an unfamiliar man.

With the diligent working mindset of someone who wants to retire as soon as possible, Cheng Wan plans to roll up her sleeves and do her job as a mere “passerby.”

Unexpectedly, the male lead, a cold and domineering movie star, grows more and more flirtatious with her, his eyes reddening as he says, “Cheng Wan, can’t you stay?”

The gentle, CEO second male lead steps in front of her, giving the heroine a cold look for the first time, then turns to Cheng Wan and says tenderly, “Don’t worry. I’m here.”

The wolf-dog top-tier star who is the third male lead rolls his eyes at the heroine and squeezes in front of Cheng Wan, looking worried. “Wanwan, be careful of the baby~”

Cheng Wan is completely baffled. All she wants is to retire early. When exactly did the plot start going off the rails?

What do you do when you can’t find the person responsible after getting all hot and heavy?

Cheng Wan doesn’t care. They’re both adults, so she’ll just pretend a dog chewed on her. But that “dog” won’t stop pursuing her and insists on taking responsibility, bringing her tea and water. Why does he keep glancing at her belly?

The “dog”: Oh no, why is my wife asleep? Why is my wife throwing up? Could she be pregnant?!

The “dog,” grinning from ear to ear: She definitely is!!!