I Became a Crow

Crows have three good points: black feathers, ugly looks, and a taste for carrion.

Unfortunately, Bai Yu transmigrated into a crow, a creature everyone avoids.

One day, Bai Yu carried firewood in his beak, ready to cook some meat, when he spotted an adorable little dumpling lying in the snow. There was also some rare beef beside it, and drool streamed from his beak.

He hurried over eagerly and croaked: Caw--caw--

The little dumpling: "..." Sorry, I'm too young to understand bird language.

Bai Yu nearly cried: "Caw--caw--" My meat.

Later,

The big dumpling held out fragrant beef and coaxed him: "Want some meat?"

The crow crouching in the corner: "Caw--caw--" I don't want any!

The big dumpling's eyes curved into a smile. He reached out and scooped up the crow. "So you do want some. I'll carry you over to eat."

Please add my serial novel The Little Monk to your collection!

Blurb:

Shan Cui'er never believed in Buddha, but she fell in love with a Buddhist monk.

The monk still had his long black hair. He was handsome, tall and slender, gentle and reserved, perfectly matching the image of her future partner!

The monk liked Buddhist scriptures, so she went looking for them, using the scriptures as an excuse to flirt with him, both openly and covertly.

Unfortunately, the other person was as dense as an iron lump and just wouldn't catch on!

After her advances had repeatedly come to nothing, she looked at the monk, still gentle and compassionate, and eventually chose to give up, following her family's arrangement and getting married.

The last time she went to see him, she looked at his smooth, shiny scalp and told him she was getting married.

He still smiled gently and wished her a long life with the one she loved.

She smiled too and wished him a bright future.

That night, covered in wounds, he finally left the Qingshan Temple that had raised him.

A rich woman who is strong and loves pretending to be weak x a shy, easily angered little monk

Theme: Positive and uplifting