Interstellar rental-house fiction + “married” first, love later + intense push-and-pull + faking her death and running away pregnant + “abandoned” dog + fake identity + slight everyone-loves-her vibe
Early: Amnesiac top Alpha loyal puppy x transmigrated-into-a-book sweet wife and welding goddess
Later: Widowed, mad-dog CEO x widowed starship design chief raising a child
The author dabbles in every trope. If anything bothers you, feel free to put together a list.
The melodramatic blurb:
Jiang Chaoen transmigrated into a book as the villainess. In the original story, the female lead first tricked the male lead into marrying her, then took advantage of his heat to get pregnant by him, hoping to rise in status through her child.
If she had simply behaved herself, the male lead would not have done anything to her. But the original owner of her body was spiteful, stupid, and vicious.
After the male lead recovered his memories, he threw her off his extremely luxurious private spacecraft just as it was about to take off.
The original owner eventually miscarried. To survive, she entered the red-light district, where she was assaulted and killed in a dark alley one day.
Meanwhile, He Haihan returned to the capital planet with the original heroine, beginning the main tragic romance plot of the novel.
Now, sitting in the bathtub and listening to the man urging her on, Jiang Chaoen felt cold all over.
Tonight was He Haihan's heat...
How was she supposed to save herself?
Jiang Chaoen decided to create a fake identity, avoid getting pregnant, weld a spacecraft, save up for a ticket, and fly off the garbage planet in the dead of night, out into the universe and across the vast reaches of space.
But plans never keep up with changes. She never imagined that faking her death would mean taking a baby along.
And the mad dog from the original story was acting like a lovesick puppy, chasing after her and begging, “Wifey, don't leave me behind.”
Somehow, Jiang Chaoen found herself walking the path that should have belonged to the original heroine.
My name is not Liang Xun, and my wife is not Lin Abao.
If pheromones and identity are the Chu River separating you and me, then I would rather have been born an ordinary person.
It's good to watch, and the interaction between the male and female protagonists is so sultry. I look forward to the subsequent plot development. Come on, author, write quickly!!!