The Book Transmigration Villain Is Furious and Changes the Childbearing Setting

One day, Meng Qi wakes up to discover that he's fallen into a doting-CEO romance novel. He isn't the one the male lead dotes on, either. He's the major villain who brings out the male lead's possessive side: a bizarre character who schemes to frame the male lead's one true love just to get into his bed.

When Meng Qi enters the story, the little weirdo has just carried out his wicked plan and successfully slept with the male lead. The little weirdo then vanishes for good, leaving Meng Qi in his place. Now he has to endure not only indescribable aches all over his body, but also the male lead's inexplicable rage.

Meng Qi feels so wronged. He wants to return to the real world every second of the day! But that's not even the worst of it. According to the novel's plot, he'll die in childbirth nine months from now.

The moment Meng Qi realizes this, his face turns pale with fright. He rushes straight to a pharmacy to buy emergency contraceptive pills, beginning a miserable life spent trying to rewrite the novel's original plot!

His goal is simple: stay away from the male lead and stay safe. He absolutely cannot die young!!!

Ren Suiyi: Then let's see if I can let you have your way.

Meng Qi: ...

(First pregnancy, then love; he runs, the other chases; doting romance, and if you don't like it, fight.)

A word from this lunatic (the second syllable in the Chinese word for lunatic is silent):

1. Slow-burn warning. The kind of slow burn where they don't officially get together until 500,000 words in.

2. I probably won't apply for any more rankings before the novel is finished. I'm writing like a wild horse, with no set update schedule. (Good news: it's complete.)

3. I love every character I've written. (I hope the higher-dimensional author who created me will love me too.)

4. The year 1996 mentioned in the author's note in the final chapters is part of Meng Qi's timeline. As for what year it is in the world of the novel, there are clues in the story. See if you can find them.

There are plenty of long and short stories, sweet and angsty, in my author profile. You're welcome to check them out.

Theme: Break free and embrace everything you want to hold close.