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Cheng Niannian started dreaming in her first year of college. In her dream, she became a mutt and was taken home by a little boy named Shiliu. He doted on her for ten years, and even died saving her.
After waking up, Cheng Niannian felt guilty. She turned the dream into a novel, changing just a few details: the mutt became a little girl who had been kidnapped, and Shiliu treated her as his whole world, but did everything he could to send her home so she could have a better life.
Halfway through writing the novel, Cheng Niannian suddenly died. When she woke up again, she found herself inside the book she had written, on her way home with Shiliu.
The boy was pale and emaciated, quiet and taciturn. His eyes were full of reluctance, yet he kept urging her to hurry and go, telling her that her home was the safest place.
Cheng Niannian's heart ached for him, and she couldn't help softening. She made up her mind on the spot. "You're coming home with me!"
P.S. Sweet and doting, no angst, so sweet and satisfying! Healing, warmth, redemption, and a loyal dog of a man.
New book now underway: [Spoiled Obsession of a Sickly, Paranoid Madman [Transmigrating into a Book]]. Please add it to your list~
Sickly, sinister, icy, lazy, obsessive, deeply insecure yet arrogant, and moody: Fu Zhou.
When Chu Yu wrote this character, the words flowed as if she had divine help. She portrayed him as the very image of a refined scoundrel, a blend of genius and madman. Every one of the traits above suited him perfectly.
Writing him was a thrill, but Chu Yu never imagined that halfway through, she would transmigrate into the book.
And become Fu Zhou's timid wife...
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On the first day after transmigrating into the book, Fu Zhou lounged with one hand on the sofa and took a drag of his cigarette. Through the swirling smoke, his exquisite, aristocratic face was filled with disgust. "Get to your room. Don't come out unless you have to. You're an eyesore."
On the third day after transmigrating into the book, Fu Zhou sat across from Chu Yu in a suit, wearing an elegant smile. He carefully peeled an apple and cut it into cubes, speared them with a small fork, and gently set them in front of her. His gaze was tender. "Thirty-six pieces. You have to eat every last one, okay?"
On the sixth day after transmigrating into the book, Fu Zhou refused to leave Chu Yu's bedroom. He acted cute, wheedled, and shamelessly clung to her until he had given her a bath. Then he gently and carefully dried her hair, rubbed on body lotion, helped her get dressed, read her a story, and insisted on cuddling her to sleep.
On the eighth day after transmigrating into the book, Chu Yu finally ran away :)
An unconventional clingy man, an explosive temper, a terminal case of affection deprivation, a sickly male lead x a savvy, sweetly obedient, carefree playgirl heroine
A groveling pursuit, one-on-one, incredibly sweet and satisfying. The male lead suffers a little. Happy ending.
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The ending is bad, I don't know what the author wants to express? The female protagonist is brainless and the male protagonist is perverted. I was looking forward to it based on the writing, but I was so disappointed.
Is the male protagonist's name just sixteen on his ID card? Do you have a famous name?
It sucks. It's no good. The heroine didn't notice anything about Shiliu. A genius with high IQ suddenly turned into a psychopath.
I feel like the heroine is a bit of a scumbag. She can cut off the relationship with her parents just for the sake of Shiliu. Why can't her classmates tell her clearly about their relationship with Shiliu? If they don't say they are friends, they say they are younger brothers. I don't believe that she doesn't know Shiliu's feelings for her.
The logic doesn't make sense, the content is too rigid, and the characters are unstable.
It sucks. The ending is not good.
I feel like the plot didn't develop. It's obviously a very good story, but it feels like it's unfinished.
The identity of the boss was not revealed, and the identity of the male protagonist was not explained much. The connection of the whole story is a bit confusing, but the whole story is OK
There is no need to discuss this novel. I quickly skipped it for two hours. The male and female protagonists are both normal. One is stupid and the other is perverted (neither male protagonist can be called a scumbag, only a pervert). Alternative love, although it is an occasional spice, but to be honest, the author continues to write and I will continue to buy it. . . Because such a perverted love can only be enjoyed in novels
The ending is bad, I don't know what the author wants to express? The female protagonist is brainless and the male protagonist is perverted. I was looking forward to it based on the writing, but I was so disappointed.
Is the male protagonist's name just sixteen on his ID card? Do you have a famous name?
It sucks. It's no good. The heroine didn't notice anything about Shiliu. A genius with high IQ suddenly turned into a psychopath.
I feel like the heroine is a bit of a scumbag. She can cut off the relationship with her parents just for the sake of Shiliu. Why can't her classmates tell her clearly about their relationship with Shiliu? If they don't say they are friends, they say they are younger brothers. I don't believe that she doesn't know Shiliu's feelings for her.
The logic doesn't make sense, the content is too rigid, and the characters are unstable.
It sucks. The ending is not good.
I feel like the plot didn't develop. It's obviously a very good story, but it feels like it's unfinished.
The identity of the boss was not revealed, and the identity of the male protagonist was not explained much. The connection of the whole story is a bit confusing, but the whole story is OK
There is no need to discuss this novel. I quickly skipped it for two hours. The male and female protagonists are both normal. One is stupid and the other is perverted (neither male protagonist can be called a scumbag, only a pervert). Alternative love, although it is an occasional spice, but to be honest, the author continues to write and I will continue to buy it. . . Because such a perverted love can only be enjoyed in novels
. . . The heroine is indeed a white-eyed wolf