Pregnant, but Transmigrated into My Husband's College Days

Here’s a preview of my upcoming book, Kitty, We Have to Save the Villain Cub. Its blurb is below this one~

After waking up, pregnant Chi Mo accidentally transmigrates into the past, back to when her husband was still a college student.

He is secretly delighted. Other people have a terrible start, but he’s different: he has his husband!

So, with no money to his name and only a baby in his belly, Chi Mo immediately clings to his husband for support.

But the moment he approaches, the other man coldly pushes him away.

“What makes you think the baby in your belly is mine? I’m not taking responsibility for another man’s child,” the other man says coldly.

Chi Mo: “!”

Oh no, he’s doomed. He’s transmigrated to the time when his husband liked him least.

*

Rich young master Duan Zeyi hates his childhood friend Chi Mo more than anything. Chi Mo always outdoes him, acts all sweet and obedient, and speaks in a soft, clingy way that makes Duan’s ears itch.

After Chi Mo went abroad to study, Duan grew to hate him even more. Chi Mo kept appearing in his dreams, haunting his thoughts.

Duan thought they would never see each other again, but then he ran into Chi Mo on campus, claiming to be carrying his baby and to have come from the future.

Looking at Chi Mo’s slightly rounded belly, Duan Zeyi coldly says, “I’m not taking responsibility for another man’s child.”

But Chi Mo had nothing with him when he transmigrated, and he showed up with a baby bump. He’s so foolish, what if someone tricks him...

Fine, I’ll take care of him for now.

So Duan buys him medicine, releases his pheromones, and even gives him massages.

He mocks himself all the while, yet can’t resist Chi Mo’s pitiful expression.

Fine, I’m just helping him out.

That night, Chi Mo pushes Duan Zeyi away in embarrassment. “Stop kissing me! You’re so clingy! I thought you weren’t taking responsibility for another man’s child?”

Duan Zeyi grits his teeth. “I am. I’m taking responsibility for your baby, my own child.”

==Kitty, We Have to Save the Villain Cub==

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Jiang Zhi transmigrates into a melodramatic novel about a fake young master and the real one, becoming an ordinary but large, muscular tomcat.

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

But no one told him that the villain was actually the real young master, unloved by both his parents. The only person who cared for him, his grandfather, has died. Left behind in the village, he is bullied by the other children.

Jiang Zhi: “?”

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

Jiang Zhi lets out an angry cry. He’s absolutely going to help this villain, and not only that, he’s going to bring down that pretentious fake young master.

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

Suddenly, a faint, scattered voice comes from inside the house. “Old cat-monkey! Stay away from me! My grandpa will come beat you up soon!”

Jiang Zhi: Meow, is that me?

He glances down at the frozen ground and sees his own sleek, glossy coat, hefty body, and round shape.

But I’m adorable!

*

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

He gets cold in winter, so the big cat lies on top of him, warming him with its fur.

The cat says, “I’m going to be a cat blanket.”

When he goes to school, there’s no one to cook for him, so he often goes hungry. The cat puts on an apron and cooks for him, even if there’s cat hair in the food.

The cat says, “You should be grateful. Same price, extra portions.”

When other children bully him, the cat rears up on its hind legs and scares them all away.

The cat says, “Sometimes, you have to play the old cat-monkey.”

Later, the cat grows old and dies.

Then he meets a strange young man who often follows him in secret, slipping food, books, and even money into his desk.

His movements are catlike, and so is everything he does.

Until one day, he catches the young man in the act. “You’re my cat, aren’t you?”

“What? What cat? I don’t understand!” The other man hurriedly waves his hands, scratches his head, and shakes his foot.

Seeing him like this, Qi Yan is sure.

His cat has come back.

Theme: Love gives people the strength to keep going.