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When Bai Mengmeng woke up from a nap, she found herself cuddling a tiny, fluffy pink "mouse."
Still groggy, she kicked her legs a couple of times. It took her a while to realize: Hey, how did she turn into a mouse?
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When Mengmeng turned three, she took human form and started kindergarten.
Then she found out that the world she lived in was a book. Her dad was the male lead, while she, her big brother, and her mom were all doomed side characters. Their family was destined for a miserable ending.
After crying her eyes out, Mengmeng wiped her tears and silently made up her mind: change her fate by stopping her mom from meeting her scumbag dad.
If the story were told from her dad's point of view, it would probably go like this:
#Shocking! Why Was This Innocent Older Man Tricked in Love and in Bed?#
#Help! My Daughter Always Thinks I'm a Bad Guy#
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Just when Mengmeng had finally come up with a good way to keep her parents from meeting, she learned that the poor half-demon kid in her class was actually the book's big villain, who nearly wiped out the entire demon race single-handedly.
From then on, Mengmeng set out to stop her parents from meeting while befriending the villain and keeping him from turning evil.
Mengmeng says: This is so hard!
[Reading Guide]
1. Reincarnated before birth; the story opens with a baby panda.
2. The female lead is an ordinary little kid, neither clever nor stupid. She has no golden finger, is timid, and sometimes gets carried away by sympathy. The only unusual thing about her may be that she dreams she is in a book. Other than that, she's no different from an ordinary child.
3. The female lead won't fall in love before she comes of age.
Theme: What you hear through the grapevine isn't necessarily true.
Hahaha the female supporting role actually wants to be the heroine's stepmother
Hahahahaha so cute
"Where did the bastard lock the door?" This is a big bug for the author~ Which
It's quite good-looking, but the heroine is too timid, and it's hard to tell that she's from ancient times to modern times.
So cute! More updates? Big
Spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers
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I like the kind of teacher who asks and answers questions in class
Isn't this article updated?
I don't know what to say either