Transmigrated as the Main Character's Dog

When Lin Yu woke up, she discovered she'd transmigrated into the world of the popular novel Against the Wind. She wasn't the heroine or a supporting female character: she'd become a little poodle.

Lin Wangfu: "Woof, woof, woof!"

Qi Nian: "If you try to steal chocolate again, I'm going to smack your butt."

Lin Wangfu: "Ptooey, ptooey, ptooey!"

At some point, a saying started circulating in the industry: Better to cross Young Master Qi than his dog. They say that anyone who crosses that little poodle will suffer a calamity within days.

Lin Yu: "It wasn't me. I didn't do it."

Qi Nian: "That's right. I did it."

A few things to note:

1. Good dogs shouldn't eat chocolate.

2. Everyday life, modern alternate universe, lots of made-up nonsense.

3. The heroine is not a poodle spirit.

My ongoing quick transmigration novel, The Protagonist Always Wants to Date Me. Rolling around and begging for follows!

Sweet romances are all the rage, and worlds of tragic love are on the verge of collapse. To save the worlds inside the books, Yang Ke is forced to bind herself to a System and fall in love with domineering CEOs, help a young prince win back his wife, feed medicine to vampires... She works hard to turn angsty romances into sweet, doting love stories.

But the outdated System, which should have been scrapped years ago, keeps malfunctioning. In one world, she's the heroine; in the next, she's just some nobody. Even worse, she's once been turned into a pot of scallions kept by the protagonist.

Yang Ke: So why are you growing scallions in your house?!

Male lead: Because someone said she wanted scallion scrambled eggs.

Yang Ke: ...Where are the eggs?

Male lead: I'll raise chickens in the next world.

Yang Ke: Please, can you think about the heroine for once?

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