[Quick transmigration + modern romance + historical romance + yandere + sweet romance + mutual devotion + lighthearted comedy + one-on-one, both leads are each other’s one and only]
P.S. The heroine grows over time.
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After transmigrating, getting into danger, being rescued, pursuing her husband, laying eggs, and building a comfortable life in the beast world, the System that had gone missing from the start finally came back.
Ling Yi wrapped her arms around her snake-beastman husband’s waist and reminisced: “The Story of a Woman Named Ling Yi Who Decided to Live and Die with Her Beloved.”
System: This is like a dad digging up his son’s grave: you really know how to put an end to the family line! You hopeless love-brain!
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After a twist of fate, the System discovered that Ling Yi’s husband was actually “Bin Xuan,” the Chief God of another transmigration organization.
The System, a sugar-free steamed bun with a sinister grin, asked: “Do you want to stay with your husband forever?”
Ling Yi answered without a second thought: “Yes, yes, yes!”
The woman and the System hit it off at once.
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Before the quick transmigration began, the System sealed Ling Yi’s memories at her request.
The amnesiac Ling Yi scoffed: “How come I don’t know I have a husband?”
The System cackled, played a recording of their agreement, then pulled out Ling Yi’s pre-amnesia note: “How to Make Ling Yi Fall in Love with One Sentence.”
The pure-love devotee Ling Yi flushed red: “Immortal, please wait. There’s no need to use a nuclear weapon to kill a sewer rat.”
After seeing her pre-amnesia masterpiece, Ling Yi shattered into atoms.
“No way! I like him that much!?”
“Am I crazy?!”
“Fine, I’ll do it! I want to see if he’s sweet or bland!”
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After Ling Yi officially began quick transmigration:
A rugged man? So good!
A eunuch? So good!
A domineering CEO? So good!
A crown prince? So good!
...Ling Yi was swooning over them all.
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After being resurrected, Bin Xuan fell silent for three seconds and experienced what it was like for a patient to learn they had a terminal illness: denial and avoidance, fear and uncertainty, then acceptance.
He couldn’t help pulling Ling Yi into his arms, and couldn’t help sighing: “So sweet.”
