Going premium tomorrow (Wednesday)! I'll post three chapters on launch day. Thanks so much for all your support, my lovely readers!
I recommend my friend Xiang Tianyu's novel, The Loyal Dog of Another World Is About to Begin: No Monsters After the Founding of the Nation. If you like it, please add it to your collection!
Synopsis: Ling Yun wakes up after a car accident and is devastated to discover that he's become a husky. Then, to his delight, he realizes he's now the dog of the goddess he's been secretly in love with for ages.
Leng Qianxue is nicknamed the Iceberg. Usually aloof, she's been wanting to change, so she follows her best friend's advice and buys a husky. This husky is different from the ones in all the stories. He doesn't wreck the house, he's just too clingy.
The goddess's best friend complains about it online, saying that you can't trust the goddess: How is that dog clingy at all? She even attaches a picture.
Soon, a meme spreads across all the campus websites. It shows a haughty husky looking down on everyone, with the caption: "Your dog gives you a disdainful glance, then wags his tail and walks away."
As for the dog himself, he says, "Foolish humans. How could you touch this dog's pure and spotless body?"
In a nutshell: the everyday life of a man reborn as a husky.
Main characters: Ling Yun, Leng Qianxue
Supporting cast: A bunch of people
Theme: A simple little romance
Sometimes I feel that we readers are just a bunch of licking dogs. It's so difficult.
I'm wondering when the two of them will discover the problems and purpose of the He family. Although it's okay to fall in love with someone, why do I always feel that Ling Yun is so big-hearted that he doesn't look like a company president at all.
From junior high school to high school
When will it be updated next time?
When will it be updated next time?
Finally updated! Come on!
Stuck here, seriously?
Oh my God, have you abandoned the update? I really like this article. Kudos to the author (???_??)?
I once thought that the eunuch had read this book
The more Ling Yun looks at him, the less he looks like the CEO of a big company. He looks stupid.