The popular actress Jiang Huai transmigrates into the body of a female alpha, complete with a terrible System.
And her newly acquired male omega spouse turns out to be the notorious con man accused of marriage fraud.
Determined to stay away from him, she gives in and compromises under his threats and enticements, and they begin their baby-making endeavor.
It's just that this endeavor proves even more difficult than she ever imagined.
Chi Yun: Can you even do it?
Jiang Huai: Shouldn't I be the one asking you that?
Chi Yun: Say that again, hmm?
Jiang Huai: ... (Hello? Emergency services? My omega can't have a baby, and he's yelling at me!)
A handsome wolf girl who's instantly timid around cats x A fierce cat boy whose words say no but whose actions say yes
PS:
1. The leads both transmigrate into an ABO society, set against the backdrop of the interstellar entertainment industry.
2. Female top, male bottom; married first, love later, with the bottom pursuing the top.
3. The goal is to be satisfying, exhilarating, and sweet.
+++++++
Next up, a strong female lead story: Treating the Princess's Man-Child Syndrome
[Online Game + Esports]
Blurb
Top assassin player He Lu makes a low-key return. Her title, "God He," has long since become a legend.
Once a gaming superstar, she became a wage slave for money and accepted her first assassination contract. Her target was the "Number One Whiny Rich Beauty" who was famous across the server.
He Lu, expert at dealing with whiny brats and a notorious healer-killer, happily accepts the job.
Whiny Brat: "How dare you hit me? Do you know who I am?"
He Lu: "A walking ATM."
Whiny Brat: "..."
After dozens of swift strikes, He Lu realizes something is off.
Whiny Brat: "QAQ Sob, sob, you're doing it again~ That really hurts~"
He Lu: "Be good. One last time, then I'll log off."
Whiny Brat: "QUQ Keep going, don't stop! How much per hit? I'll pay you double~"
He Lu: ???
After hundreds of swift strikes, He Lu finally realizes she's in trouble.
Whiny Brat: "OVO I really like you~ How about going pro?"
He Lu: "No."
Whiny Brat: "Report to the KTR Club tomorrow. If you don't come, I'll cry!"
He Lu: "..."
A secret circulates inside the KTR Qishi Esports Club: supposedly, the male owner only plays healers, and he has princess syndrome.
Teammate: Who are we hitting?
Female Lead: The healer.
Teammate: They're all tough guys. They don't have a healer.
Female Lead: Then hit the one with the biggest chest muscles.
Teammate: ...
* A genuinely shameless woman x a pretend princess of a man
* Original game setting, with borrowed elements used for jokes
* The female lead plays like a beast, while the male lead cries and whines like a baby (literally, w)
Theme:
Let's just say that after reading this work from beginning to end, and reading it carefully, I came to the conclusion: it's not finished. The ending at the end is very rushed. Many of the previous foreshadowings and foreshadowing were not used. Many clues and details were temporarily activated, and then they were forgotten and there was no follow-up. The logic of the clue details in the early stage is quite clear. Later on, there may be more and more parallel clues, and the logic becomes more and more confusing in the middle stage. In the end, it seemed like a pot of porridge, stewed in chaos. The writing style of this work is very interesting to me and suits my taste, but after reading the ending, I don't feel pity. On the contrary, it feels like I have read half of a book that I like very much, and then someone forced me to snatch it away and say that I won't read it, and then throw it away. It is very sad.
Ah? ? ? I don't understand the ending
The ending is very confusing, maybe it's because I'm not thinking very well, but it's really good to watch.
The first time I watched The Unexpected Knife, I didn't want to watch it again for a long time. The second time I watched it, I still couldn't get over it. I now understand better that you shouldn't use your own meaning to interfere with other people's happiness.
I guess this ending means: In the end, the heroine implanted the chip into the hero, and because the heroine uploaded herself to the cloud, the heroine was lost in the cloud. [Original text: Since the cloud stores the memories and consciousness of all Starlight people, in the process of controlling the mechanical body with the help of the cloud, one's consciousness may be lost in the vast ocean of consciousness by accident. ]
And because after the male protagonist obtained the chip, he arrived in the Star Empire and survived. In order to awaken the female protagonist, the male protagonist created this virtual box. Then the male protagonist inserted the female protagonist's data on the cloud through this box and wrote the story between them in order to awaken the consciousness of the female protagonist who was lost in the cloud. In the end, it was love that awakened the heroine, and the heroine finally truly woke up again through these data.
Why do you say wake up? It was the original Star Empire. Didn't it have that mechanical body? They can actually awaken by downloading data to their mechanical bodies.
I was actually a little confused by the ending, and it felt like I had seen it in "Artificial Intelligence", but I really didn't understand it very well. But overall I enjoyed reading it. It's really rare to find such a good article in a niche novel.
Okay, I want to see the cub
The first part of the article is quite good, but the more you read later, the more confused you become.
Can I say that I didn't understand the ending and the final world setting?
Let's just say that after reading this work from beginning to end, and reading it carefully, I came to the conclusion: it's not finished. The ending at the end is very rushed. Many of the previous foreshadowings and foreshadowing were not used. Many clues and details were temporarily activated, and then they were forgotten and there was no follow-up. The logic of the clue details in the early stage is quite clear. Later on, there may be more and more parallel clues, and the logic becomes more and more confusing in the middle stage. In the end, it seemed like a pot of porridge, stewed in chaos. The writing style of this work is very interesting to me and suits my taste, but after reading the ending, I don't feel pity. On the contrary, it feels like I have read half of a book that I like very much, and then someone forced me to snatch it away and say that I won't read it, and then throw it away. It is very sad.
Ah? ? ? I don't understand the ending
The ending is very confusing, maybe it's because I'm not thinking very well, but it's really good to watch.
The first time I watched The Unexpected Knife, I didn't want to watch it again for a long time. The second time I watched it, I still couldn't get over it. I now understand better that you shouldn't use your own meaning to interfere with other people's happiness.
I guess this ending means: In the end, the heroine implanted the chip into the hero, and because the heroine uploaded herself to the cloud, the heroine was lost in the cloud. [Original text: Since the cloud stores the memories and consciousness of all Starlight people, in the process of controlling the mechanical body with the help of the cloud, one's consciousness may be lost in the vast ocean of consciousness by accident. ] And because after the male protagonist obtained the chip, he arrived in the Star Empire and survived. In order to awaken the female protagonist, the male protagonist created this virtual box. Then the male protagonist inserted the female protagonist's data on the cloud through this box and wrote the story between them in order to awaken the consciousness of the female protagonist who was lost in the cloud. In the end, it was love that awakened the heroine, and the heroine finally truly woke up again through these data. Why do you say wake up? It was the original Star Empire. Didn't it have that mechanical body? They can actually awaken by downloading data to their mechanical bodies.
I was actually a little confused by the ending, and it felt like I had seen it in "Artificial Intelligence", but I really didn't understand it very well. But overall I enjoyed reading it. It's really rare to find such a good article in a niche novel.
Okay, I want to see the cub
The first part of the article is quite good, but the more you read later, the more confused you become.
Can I say that I didn't understand the ending and the final world setting?
Ah, this, the ending is unexpected