Blurb
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[Please read the author's note before reading]
[Adorable Little Girl vs. Interstellar Heartthrob]
Nan Huai transmigrates into the interstellar age of the future, and her goddess-like height of 170 centimeters suddenly shrinks to that of a little girl.
Her body is still the same, and her soul is still the same, but without an interstellar ID card, she has no choice but to wander the streets, miserable and destitute.
Luckily, a mecha heartthrob takes her home. With a little acting cute and playing adorable, she goes from freeloading to becoming his child bride, and soon has the heartthrob wrapped around her finger.
She originally wanted to make a fortune with her unique skills, but then someone tells her that little ones aren't allowed to do business? Hold on, you must have something wrong. I'm not a little one, aaah!
So the ultimate result of this transmigration is...
The story of a girl from primitive Earth who went from goddess to little girl, acting cute and adorable (?) to cling to the leg of the interstellar mecha world's national heartthrob as she strives to get ahead.
The bumpy road of a mecha heartthrob with a mysterious identity and background, who goes through countless hardships (?) to bring his child bride home and tuck her into bed.
Nan Huai: Whoever calls me a little one again is gonna get it! (╬ ̄皿 ̄)
Lante: There, there. At worst, we just won't go to preschool. QAQ
Before You Read:
1. This is set in a vast interstellar age and includes many fictional elements. Any similarities to other works are purely coincidental, so please don't read too much into them.
2. A sweet romance, all sweetness and affection. The female lead isn't a strong woman, so readers who prefer strong female leads should look elsewhere.
3. This is also Huai Huai's first attempt at an interstellar story. Feel free to point out any shortcomings. If our worldviews really don't match, just drop the story; there's no need to tell this silly author.
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