I transmigrated into a xianxia novel as a cannon-fodder supporting woman who wouldn't survive three chapters, and my master forced me to marry into the Snake Clan.
Rumor had it the Snake King was a bloodthirsty tyrant who swallowed people whole. Marrying him meant certain death.
But on our wedding night, when the veil was lifted, the person before me was a breathtakingly beautiful young man, his eyes red at the corners and his waist so soft it seemed it could be wrung like water.
He burrowed into my arms and said in a sweet, delicate voice, “Wife, I'm scared of thunder.”
Me: “?”
What happened to the tyrannical Snake King?
Later, he clung to me every day, begging for kisses and cuddles. He even carefully brought a nest of eggs before me, gazing up at me with hopeful eyes. “Wife, when are we going to hatch them?”
I looked down at the nest of eggs and fell into deep thought.
Xuanming put the bowl down, reached out, and pulled her into his arms. The children leaned against them; some were asleep, some were looking at the moon, and some were counting stars. The fifth child fell asleep on the sixth child's shoulder, dreaming again. He dreamed he had wings and could fly. He flew to the sky, plucked a star, and placed it under his mother's pillow.
This book is better than I expected; I was pleasantly surprised to find it, and the plot is exactly the type I like.
So good! Such heartwarming slice-of-life moments, so sweet! The female lead redeems the male lead; I hope the author will write the ending.
It's great, super sweet with no angst, and the side couple is sweet too.
This book is very good and interesting; I like it because it's sweet.