Transmigrating Into a Book: Hold Tight to the Protagonist’s Coattails

Yan Shuang thinks she's transmigrated into a book, but it seems to be one she's never read. This is a disaster. She prefers novels about cute pets and the apocalypse, but this seems to be a cultivation story. Help! Cultivation means all kinds of secret realms and tribulations of heavenly lightning.

But when she finds an adorable little rabbit, she thinks maybe she can still scrape by. Cultivation seems to come with all sorts of strange and adorable spirit beasts. As a cute-pet enthusiast, her heart is completely won over. Well, she's here now.

But there's something a little strange about this rabbit...

Still, Yan Shuang decides to put that aside for now. She has something more important to do:

Find the protagonist and latch onto them!

Hmm? Look at that young man's eyes. He clearly has been through a lot, and he has an excellent spiritual root. He must be the protagonist. I feel so safe already.

Huh? That entrance, riding on a multicolored phoenix and flying down through rosy clouds. Th-this fairy-like young woman must be the protagonist, right? That's obviously a protagonist's entrance!

A nine-tailed fox who believes humans and demons can live together in peace! With a setup like that, who else could he be but the protagonist? Nine-tailed foxes are a staple of novels.

A human-demon hybrid whose spiritual root was taken, who grows up to make a comeback and reclaim everything that belongs to me. Aaaah! A timeless classic. Sis, I'm crying over your perseverance.

Yan Shuang is so focused on finding the protagonists that she doesn't notice the little grass-eating bunny beside her has grown into a rabbit that bites.