[One-on-one, strong male lead, even stronger female lead, she spoils him, emotionally detached Phoenix goddess X devoted, undying dragon] As the last surviving phoenix in the world, Xihe had spent years unable to advance her cultivation. Following the Heavenly Dao's guidance, she decided to undergo a trial of love, choosing Chaoyan, who had been by her side since childhood and whose true form was a dragon, as her partner.
Yet even after hundreds of years, her cultivation had not improved at all. As Xihe pondered the problem, Chaoyan sent word that he had a solution.
So she set off on her transmigration journey, bringing along Nuomi, the little dumpling Chaoyan had left her.
Strangely, though, in every world her partner arranged for himself to have a miserable life. For the sake of their bond, forged over tens of thousands of years together, she had no choice but to protect her husband, who had lost his memory, and raise him up to the top.
Who would have thought that, each time, her husband would end up giving her his whole heart? And she... didn't seem completely unaffected either.
Planned worlds (the order may change):
① A wealthy heiress returning home after living abroad X a young master from a fallen elite family
[On the first day after Xu Xihe returned home, she ran into Ye Luoyan at a bar, working to pay off his debts. His miserable state was a far cry from the confident man he had been five years ago. He had lost both his pride and his dignity.
“Marry me, and I'll help you get back everything you once had.”]
② Zombie king in the apocalypse X taciturn researcher at a survivor base
[“That human smells delicious.”
Because of his quiet, inarticulate nature, Wen Ruosheng had his research repeatedly stolen. Later, in order to study the zombie king's virus, he risked joining a mission team heading to a place where the zombie king had once appeared. (The male lead in this world is a little obsessive and will do anything for his research. I'm out of space, so the rest is in another book.)]
The author has thanked you for all the flowers you waited for.
It's not bad, just listening to music, it feels like I can just write whatever comes to my mind.