Come On, Call Me Mom [Quick Transmigration]

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Lu Yan transmigrates into a quick transmigration world and becomes the villainess in each story. From then on, she takes an unconventional route to make the male leads bow their heads to her.

The handsome crown prince, domineering CEO, devoted movie star, popular young idol, and campus bully all glare at her in disgust and yell, "Lu Yan, you evil woman! I'll never love you, so stop bothering me!"

Lu Yan links arms with the powerful man and smiles sweetly at the male leads. "How can you be so rude? Come on, call me Mom."

Reading Guide:

1. The powerful man is the original male lead's father in name only. He's not old.

2. The original male lead and the powerful man aren't related by blood, and there's no such thing as a mother here. The powerful man is single. No weird comments, please.

3. The heroine doesn't rely on men; she has skills of her own.

4. One world, one person to flirt with. (With a straight face.)

5. The heroine loves crushing scumbags and face-slapping them. She'll spend a hundred years taking down the original male leads.

Recommended Read:

Sweet romance: Still Waters Watching the Fish Move [Sports] by Sen Xiaoran

Blurb: Everyone on the team knows Yu Dong is a swimming star, so they all treat him with great respect.

That is, until they see the star patting his junior's head, putting his arms around her, and hugging her, and nearly fall over in shock.

The star calmly says, "It's nothing. She's like a little sister. We grew up together."

Everyone: "Huh? If you're not related by blood, calling each other brother and sister is just flirting!"

One day, Zhao Yan brings up his junior while chatting. "That little sister of yours..."

The star instantly bristles. "What little sister? She's my girlfriend!"

Everyone: "Huh? What happened to that deep sibling bond?"

Literary Version:

Some say Yu Dong was a fish in his previous life, swimming all the way from the sea to shore.

As he grew from a little fish into a big one, he feared no storm. He had only one soft spot: his junior.

She was there when he was at the height of his glory, and she was there when he was lost and despondent. When he was tired and weary, she was the quiet bay where he could rest.

No matter how chaotic the world becomes, I only wish to watch the fish move in still waters.

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