Marrying an Alien Big Shot [Interstellar]

Blurb for my next novel, The Apocalypse's Number One Darling Lin Molou transmigrated into an apocalypse novel as an unlucky supporting female character, the kind who would fight the heroine to the death. So she decisively latched onto the final boss, the Zombie King. At this point, the Zombie King was still a pure, pretty young man. To keep him from going down the path of becoming a zombie, Lin Molou poured all her energy into protecting him! If any zombie dared look at the pretty boy for too long, Lin Molou would have liked nothing more than to pounce and bite it first! Soon, everyone in the base knew: Lin Molou, the base's most vicious woman, was madly in love with the pretty boy, the kind who would give up her life for him. The pretty boy thought so too: She loves me so much she'd give up her life for me. And so... Pretty Boy: Loulou, don't worry. I'll never let you down. Lin Molou: No, listen, there's a chance I might let you down. Boss: Then you may not get the chance. Lin Molou: QAQ!! A silly apocalypse story. This really is a sweet romance, no more angst, I promise. Please add it to your collection. QAQ Blurb: In this interstellar age, where physical strength is revered, Xiao Moli was branded the "shame of the family" from birth because her physical fitness was only Grade E. Apart from her looks, she was good for nothing. To get some use out of this good-for-nothing, her family married her off at a high price to the lord of an asteroid four light-years from Earth: an ugly old alien man over three hundred years old who still couldn't find a wife. Xiao Moli: Actually, there isn't anything wrong with an old man. He's rich, influential, handsome, and knows how to treat me well. Even if he is an alien... Content warnings: 1. The title is silly, but the story is serious... well, sort of. Updates daily, with occasional bonus chapters. The plot moves fast, and it's short. It should be finished by the end of the month. 2. The first ten chapters may be a little frustrating, but things get better after that. It really isn't an angsty story. But it isn't a wish-fulfillment power fantasy either, so decide for yourself, dear readers. 3. The author has a fragile heart, the kind that breaks at the slightest criticism and cries buckets. If anything bothers you, please be kind when commenting, QAQ. Theme: