A Pure and Innocent High School Boy, But Already Someone's Wife

A sneak peek at my upcoming story, "Meow, We Have to Save the Villain Cub!" The blurb is at the very bottom!

Sweet, innocent, devoted wife x shameless, scheming husband

Pure-hearted high school student Jiang Qingwu wakes up one day to find that he's transmigrated into the future. He thought he'd inherit the family business and make a name for himself in the business world, but from the start, two children are running up to him and calling him Dad.

Jiang Qingwu (｡ò ∀ ó｡): I gave birth to them?

But when he sees the luxurious villa, Jiang Qingwu relaxes. He may not have become a business tycoon, but he must have become the wife of a famous business magnate. More importantly, that magnate is probably his first love!

After all, the kids look just like their dad.

He eagerly waits for his husband to come home.

But when his husband finally does, Jiang Qingwu stares at him in confusion.

Isn't this his damn younger brother-in-law?

Why did his first love's little brother become his husband?

This has to be a joke, right? The other guy must have seduced him, right?

Before he can think it through, the man launches into his own seduction campaign.

"Sister-in-law, can we do it a few more times today?" Shi Lan's gaze burns as he slips off half his shirt, revealing a solid chest.

Jiang Qingwu: "..."

Wasn't Shi Lan a gloomy, cold-faced guy? Why is he such a flirt now?

And if they've already got a marriage certificate, why is he deliberately calling me Sister-in-law? What a pervert!

*

Lately, Shi Lan has noticed that his gentle, sweet wife has changed and started resisting his advances for no apparent reason.

Even when they share a bed, his wife has become incredibly bashful.

Until one day, he accidentally overhears his wife talking with their sons.

"Little Dad, where did I come from?" The little child's voice is childish and indistinct, a popsicle in his mouth.

"You came from a crack in a rock."

"But didn't you tell me I came from your tummy, Little Dad?"

"Maybe. I'm just a high school student. How would I know how to have a baby?" Jiang Qingwu says around his popsicle.

Only then does Shi Lan realize that his wife may have hit his head and his memories have gone back to high school.

He smiles faintly and pulls out the school uniform he's been saving. Looks like they can try something a little different.

==Meow, We Have to Save the Villain Cub!== Please add to your collection (｡ò ∀ ó｡)

Jiang Zhi transmigrates into a melodramatic novel about a real and fake young master, becoming an utterly ordinary but burly, enormous orange cat.

To return to his original world, he has to reform the villain.

But nobody told him that the villain was the real young master, unloved by his father and mother. The only person who cared for him, his grandfather, had also passed away. Left behind in the village, he was bullied by the other children.

Jiang Zhi: "?"

What kind of villain has it this bad? What kind of real young master, whose life was stolen from him, is called the villain? Is it wrong to take back the life that was originally his? Author, do you have any humanity? Any conscience?

Jiang Zhi lets out an angry cry. He's definitely going to help this villain. Not only will he help him, he'll also bring down that hypocritical fake young master.

Full of confidence, he finds the real young master, ready to reform the villain cub with love.

Suddenly, a faint, muffled voice comes from inside the house. "You old cat-monkey! Stay away from me! My grandpa's coming to beat you up!"

Jiang Zhi: Meow, is that me?

He glances at his reflection in a patch of ice on the ground. His coat is sleek and shiny, but he's chubby and round as a ball.

But I'm adorable!

*

Qi Yan has a secret: he was raised by a big orange cat.

In winter, when he was cold, the big cat would lie on top of him and keep him warm with its fur.

The cat would say, "I'm going to be your cat blanket."

When he went to school and couldn't cook, he had to go hungry, so the cat would put on an apron and make him food, even if it was full of cat hair.

The cat would say, "You should be grateful. Extra portions, same price."

When other children bullied him, the cat would lift its front paws and scare them all away.

The cat would say, "Once in a while, I can play the old cat-monkey."

Eventually, the cat grew old and died.

Then he met a strange boy who often secretly followed him, quietly stuffing food, books, and even money into his desk.

His actions were catlike, and everything he did was catlike too.

Until one day, he caught the boy red-handed. "You're my cat, aren't you?"

"What? What cat? I don't understand!" The other boy hurriedly waved his hands, scratching his head and fidgeting with his feet.

Seeing him like that, Qi Yan was sure.

His cat had come back.

Message: Cherish everyone in your life.