Recommended ongoing story: The Child Raised by the Grand Tutor Turned Dark
Blurb: Yan Zhao raised a child in the palace.
When they first met, the child was filthy and looked like a stray cat, so pitiful that Yan Zhao couldn't help but take them in. Before long, the child had grown into an adorable darling. Yan Zhao worried herself sick over him like a mother, planning to send him out of the palace one day to marry and have children. Who knew she'd raise him into a young emperor instead? He was sometimes sweet and cuddly, sometimes domineering. Yan Zhao never expected that after spending ten years of her life raising him, she'd have to give up the rest of her life to him too.
"Grand Tutor, please get into the bridal sedan. His Majesty has been waiting for you for ages."
"Absurd!!!"
Reader's guide
1. The female lead has disguised herself as a boy since childhood.
2. Both leads are as they are in the original story, not reborn.
3. Alternate-history setting. If you want historical accuracy, this isn't for you.
4. It's an older woman-younger man romance. Please click away if that's not your thing.
Also known as: The Pig She Raised Came for Her
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After being stabbed to death, Nan Xiaoji transmigrated,
into a little yellow chick with a very unusual look.
Nan Xiaoji: ...The transmigration god has it in for me.
Then she was forced into a marriage contract and sent off in a bridal sedan.
Nan Xiaoji: ...I'm a chicken with no rights.
Even if her master was as handsome as Pan An, devastatingly beautiful, and enough to outrage both heaven and humanity.
Nan Xiaoji: As if! Do you think I'm that shallow?
After eating her words: Sorry, I really am!
This is the story of a chuuni girl-chicken and a sharp-tongued, tsundere young master falling in love while constantly butting heads!!! Super sweet, no angst. If you like that, come on in!
Reader's guide
1. The female lead is a contract beast who can transform into a human. The male lead is her master.
2. This story is sweet, sweet, sweet, with plenty of everyday affection. The leads don't go through angst.
Theme:
The Years I Switched Bodies with the Emperor
The Child Raised by the Grand Tutor Turned Evil
The Villain Became My Childhood Betrothed (Transmigrate into a Book)
A Guide to Turning the Demon King Gay
A Koi Spirit Fell from the Sky
Love of the Fox
A Love Letter
The Villainess Always Shows Up with a Knife (Transmigrate into a Book)
The 'Heroine' Keeps Stealing the Villain's Script (Transmigrate into a Book)
Chicken?? What an embarrassing title
Spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers
I wish I could add a personal name before the dialogue to indicate who said it, otherwise it would be a bit uncomfortable to follow the big picture.
I've read it from beginning to end. Damn, your writing is great even if it's not mainstream!!!
The extra story is also very good, Feng also worked hard??
It's sweet and astringent (????????)
Are you finally going to become a human (?▽?)
Isn't it a limited exemption? Why do I look down on it?
It's quite good to watch, but there are a bit few emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists!
Taking small steps, holding small wings on her waist, she walked with a look of despair. It's so picturesque, especially Mao Ji.