
Wasn't I Supposed to Be the Female Lead's Lovesick Fool? How Did She Become Mine?
不是女主舔狗吗?怎么变成我的了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 128k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Quick Transmigration
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
63Chapters
196Reads
15Listens
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Are There Any Quick Transmigration Stories Where the Male Lead in One Small World Imagines the Female Protagonist as His Wife?
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Seeking Fast-Paced Quick Transmigration with a Yandere Male Lead Who Falls in Love at First Sight, Serving the Female Lead
I’m looking for books similar to Hello, Yandere Psycho! I’m Giving Up, and We’re a Perfect Match! I want a lazy female lead who loves being waited on by the male lead. He should be a yandere who falls in love at first sight and can’t live without her, putting her first above everything else. He should be possessive and a little unhinged, but she doesn’t mind.
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Wow ah ah ah it's still pretty good-looking. The male protagonist in each small world is the same, which I didn't expect. Hahaha, and there is no small world where the male protagonist calls his wife in the female protagonist's room as soon as she meets the male protagonist. ⚆ɞ⚆ Maybe the author forgot to write the introduction hahh, but overall it's still quite interesting. 👍🏻 The finale will make it clear. It's just that there are too few extras.
Shuang Jie, but while the heroine is matching the male protagonist with the original heroine, she is also hooking up with the male protagonist. She has no ambiguous intentions subjectively, but her objective behavior is all teasing, and when the male protagonist obviously does not like the original heroine, the heroine insists on matching the male protagonist with the original heroine. The good thing is that I don't blame the original heroine. The original heroine didn't like the male protagonist, and she also found her own happiness.
Very nice, but unfortunately very short.