My Fat Cat Is Four and a Half

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[New story opening next week: The Max-Level Drama Queen Transmigrates into a Tyrant]

Fei Jun died young, donating forty billion in assets to society and leaving the remaining ten billion to the beloved fat cat who had been by his side for half his life.

The cat missed its owner so much that it jumped into the pool and drowned.

It opened its eyes... and the fat cat was reborn!

Twenty years in the past, it had become the little girl living next door to its former owner.

The fat cat began working hard to learn how to "be human." Its greatest pleasure was lying on the windowsill, gazing longingly at the handsome young man next door (its former owner) and drooling...

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In kindergarten, the fat cat asked Fei Jun without a hint of embarrassment, "A-Jun, will you marry me?"

In elementary school, the fat cat asked curiously, "A-Jun, why do you blush whenever you look at me?"

In middle school, the fat cat asked in confusion, "A-Jun, why does my heart race whenever I see you?"

In high school, the fat cat asked shyly, "A-Jun, you taste so sweet when you kiss."

In college, the fat cat put on a wedding ring.

One night, after getting drunk, she clung to Fei Jun and sobbed, "A-Jun, in my past life, I was your kitty!"

Fei Jun: ...??

[An autistic (not really) fat cat x a tycoon who spoils his future wife from childhood]

With a golden finger.

First love for both.

Sweet and heartwarming.

P.S.

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1. The Little Lucky Carp, Age Five and a Half

Jinjin is a little lucky carp spirit. To save her people, she gives up her inner core to summon water, and accidentally transmigrates into the 1980s-era novel Marriage Road in the Eighties as the green-tea villainess Hua Sijin. At this point, the villainess is only a cute five-and-a-half-year-old girl, and a little slow-witted.

The Hua family is the poorest in the village. After having five boys, they finally welcome a daughter and dote on her endlessly. The villagers mock them as a "cursed family."

After the lucky carp transmigrates:

Hua Sijin's mental fog clears, and she becomes slimmer and prettier.

Her mother's rheumatism gets better, and she works even harder to earn work points.

Her father's crooked leg is corrected, and he can run like the wind. He becomes the village team leader.

Her eldest brother's stutter gradually fades, and he becomes a quick-witted top student.

When the Hua boys go swimming, fish jump into their buckets. On their way home from work, wild boars run straight into trees. Even when they pass a patch of wild land, they find precious reishi mushrooms...

The Hua family's life gets better and better, while those who mocked and looked down on them are left red-faced.

One day, Hua Sijin accidentally saves a young boy while playing outside. He's actually the only son of the richest family in the city.

The boy is a top-level tycoon from Marriage Road in the Eighties, someone even the male lead looks up to and respects...

Everyone thinks Hua Sijin is blessed with good fortune. Those who used to shun and reject the Hua family now beg to get close to them.

[Little Lucky Carp x Tycoon]

2. The Max-Level Drama Queen Transmigrates into a Tyrant

When acclaimed actress Zong Xiao dies of an incurable illness, she transmigrates into Zong Xiao, the infamous tyrant everyone wants dead in the original novel Splendid Lands, which she had been preparing to adapt into a web drama.

From ordinary citizens to court officials, everyone wonders each day: Is the tyrant dead yet?

The loyal ministers are supposed to be executed, while the tyrant is poisoned by the favored consort, stabbed three or four times by assassins, and nearly strangled by a young palace maid... In the end, the tyrant is killed by the regent, who ascends the throne as emperor.

Freshly transmigrated, Zong Xiao is holding an imperial decree to confiscate a minister's home... Her hand shakes, and the decree falls into the brazier.

Facing one deadly threat after another, Zong Xiao says, "It's time to show you the peak performance of a max-level drama queen!"

The drama queen puts on a show, sweeps away corrupt officials, reassures loyal ministers, and shamelessly flirts with the ladies of the imperial harem. As for the most powerful man in the book, the regent, Zong Xiao wins him over by showering him with compliments.

But the regent's gaze grows more and more unsettling...

One night, the regent sneaks into the tyrant's bedchamber, pins her in a corner, and says in a hoarse voice, "Let me take the top, and I'll make sure you sleep soundly."

Zong Xiao, the Tyrant: ??

Regent, I am a man! That idea of yours is dangerous!

But what's even more dangerous is... I'm really not a man.

[Drama queen in disguise as a man x ruthless, protective, jealous regent]

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//Completed stories: The School Hunk Fell for Me After I Transmigrated into a Book; Reborn as a Lucky Carp Wife in the Eighties.

Theme: A life of turning the tables and coming out on top