She'd never imagined that one day she would transmigrate.
She'd never imagined she'd transmigrate into a bird, either.
If she had to become a bird, shouldn't she have been a phoenix that commanded every bird, or a peacock that outshone them all? Or, at the very least, a nightingale or lark with a beautiful singing voice?
Instead, she took the road less traveled and became a pitch-black crow.
Just when she'd finally accepted the fact that she was a crow, she foolishly snatched the beloved dried fish of the Demon Clan's Crown Prince, His Highness Cat. The petty prince retaliated with a vengeance.
But she wasn't one to back down, either. Naturally, she would give as good as she got.
Still, little by little, she realized that this arrogant cat wasn't so bad after all... and he was especially handsome!
Maybe she should drag him back to her crow's nest to be her nest husband?
[Additional Notes]
A clever crow heroine vs. an arrogant cat hero, one-on-one romance, set in the Demon Realm.
The overall tone is lighthearted, with a happy ending.
The painting style is very cute, and it really touches my cuteness, but little cutie, I wonder if you have noticed the problem of pronouns? _(:з∠)_In the plot, you can use the person's pronoun appropriately, such as directly using the person's name. But from the first chapter until now, our minds are filled with her and her, and sometimes we can't tell who is who. Moreover, little cutie, you may also need to pay attention to whether the character's adaptability to the outside world is a little too strong, or in other words, whether the progress is a little too fast. Just like one action, one word, my dear, the progress of your book will start to become very fast_(:з∠)_