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The heroine's story:
Lin Le followed the trend and transmigrated into a book.
She became an utter bit player, a character remembered only for having such a terrible reputation that she wasn't even worthy of a name.
Rumor had it she'd married the injured, unconscious male supporting character for his money, hoping to bring him luck, and had corrupted his son, turning the boy into an obstacle to the male lead and the supporting character getting together.
But that wasn't the point. The point was that before transmigrating, Lin Le had been a fan of the supporting character's son: the genius detective.
She was a fangirl who wanted to marry him! How had she ended up as his stepmother?
The hero's story:
He woke up to find himself with a little wife who'd married him to bring him luck. Everyone said he couldn't survive without her.
Ji Qinglin scoffed. “I can't survive without her? What a joke.”
...One day later...
Ji Qinglin, eating his words: “You're the best, honey. Please look at me, touch me.”
My new novel, The Wealthy Family Matched Me with a Partner After I Transmigrated into a Book, is now available. Go check it out if you're interested!
The Xiao family was a medical dynasty, and their skills were passed down only from father to son. But in this generation, there was only one girl, Xiao Ran. In the end, she disguised herself as a man and became the Xiao family's heir.
When she grew up, Xiao Ran married her nominal cousin, who was actually herself dressed as a woman, and earned herself an official title.
When she opened her eyes again, she'd transmigrated into a book as a wealthy family's female supporting character: a fake heiress who had been switched at birth on purpose.
On her wedding day, the true heiress, the heroine, showed up to claim her family and demanded that everything be put back in its proper place, including the husband.
She wanted to trade her fiance, a man with a strange illness who couldn't be seen in public, for Xiao Ran's fiance, a CEO she was about to marry.
Even the husband was getting traded?
Xiao Ran thought it made sense that the changed identities meant the engagements should be canceled, or perhaps switched as well.
She had been planning to call off the wedding, but after seeing her new husband's eyes, Xiao Ran changed her mind and agreed.
The CEO fiance, certain Xiao Ran wouldn't agree, was left begging: “...???”
Ji Tianyou, whose bride was switched in the blink of an eye: “Wait, am I not a person? Don't I get a say?”
Everyone waited for Xiao Ran to regret it.
Nobody paid any attention to Ji Tianyou, the man who'd been swapped out.
Ji Tianyou: He was just low-key! His businesses were every bit as good as that CEO's! He was only embarrassed to advertise because he manufactured women's hygiene products!
Ji Tianyou had complicated feelings about his new wife, Xiao Ran. Ever since marrying her, he'd turned gay, and kept dreaming that he was in love with a man.
[The divine doctor who keeps forgetting she's a woman and often walks into the wrong restroom x The father of sanitary pads, who thinks he's gay and keeps wanting a divorce]
Theme:
Congratulations on finishing Spreading Flowers????
When will the pre-emptive action start?!
A simple and relaxing article, it looks very comfortable
It's pretty cool. I just want to see how the system turns out in the end. Didn't see it
Suddenly finished my mother!! But! Isn't it a bit too hasty? I visited many places in one go
Originally, I felt that the original heroine was quite resentful. I felt that she was always criticized for not stalking the male protagonist. I also wanted to persuade the author to stop criticizing her. After reading this chapter, I suddenly felt that the original heroine had no brains at all and could not blame others for thinking that she could do such things.
Congratulations on the completion, spread the flowers
This progress bar suddenly advanced by leaps and bounds
There is a rhythm of ending
Father Ji and Mother Ji are really interesting!! Can you please publish a book with male and female protagonists?