The Wildcat and the Rich Heiress's White Moonlight [Book Transmigration]

[The main story is complete. As a little bonus, the extras are free. If you’d like to read them, click “Add to Favorites” to visit the author’s page and open “Extra Collection.” Thank you for loving this story.] Warm on the outside, cool within, elegant and formidable woman x wild, sharp-tongued, hot-tempered cutie (Key point: The leads are not related by blood.) Jiang Minghuan transmigrated into a book: a nonsensical, melodramatic novel with a heroine who shares her name, titled The Heiress by Accident: The Sweetheart Who Fell from the Sky Must Not Run Away. Its ridiculous plot and roller-coaster romance made Jiang Minghuan suspect that her deskmate had bought the book just to annoy her! Otherwise, who would still read this kind of novel in 2019? A scumbag hero and a scheming white lotus heroine made for an utterly nauseating read. Even the only beautiful, capable supporting woman with a brain lost most of her intelligence later on, and the white lotus turned her into a complete fool. Jiang Minghuan was so frustrated, but before she could get over it, she realized: she had transmigrated into the book, and become the white lotus she hated most. Everything begins with the novel’s first chapter, but this time, the one being bullied isn’t the little white lotus. It’s Jiang Minghuan herself, in the real world. The beautiful older woman she meets at a bar turns out to be the novel’s gorgeous, capable supporting character. To escape the attention of some unsavory girls, Jiang Minghuan has no choice but to reveal her identity to the woman ahead of schedule Silly supporting character, open those big, bright eyes and take a good, long look at me. I’m your favorite little niece! Knowing the plot, Jiang Minghuan is certain that the beautiful, capable supporting character, the heroine’s aunt, will help drive away the bad guys. But things unfold very differently from the novel “Jiang Minghuan, Senior Class Ten at the affiliated high school.” The supporting character picks up the student ID Jiang Minghuan deliberately dropped on the ground and raises an eyebrow. “A minor in a bar, sexually harassing another adult woman.” “How many days do you think the police will lock you up for?” (A little reminder: Friends, the author’s skills are limited. This is just an ordinary melodramatic rebirth-and-transmigration-into-a-book story. If you dislike the heroine or think the plot makes no sense, it’s best to drop it now. The story is already complete, so I can’t make major changes to those things. I’m really sorry.) A sweet little story. Please don’t send writing advice. [Coming next. Please add it to your favorites, thank you QAQ] Title: The Cat’s Gratitude GL [Cool, elegant human top x sweet, adorable cat bottom] When Yu Jinshu was a child, she saved a cat. It was a pure white lionhead cat, three or four months old, with beautiful odd-colored eyes. It was filthy, but nothing could hide its astonishing beauty. The kitten was too weak to win a fight. One careless moment, and a larger cat shoved it into the middle of the road. That year, eleven-year-old Yu Jinshu saved a tiny stray cat with her right leg. On the day of the first snowfall, Baitong was patrolling the roadside bushes and surveying her territory when she caught sight of a familiar-looking face through the glass door across the street. It was a beautiful human woman in a black coat, with skin as pale as snow, striking features, and a graceful figure. Unfortunately, she limped as she walked. The woman hadn’t been born disabled. She’d lost the use of her leg saving a cat A stray lionhead kitten. A car horn blared at the roadside. Memories from ten years ago rushed back. The woman’s face matched the girl’s perfectly. Baitong meowed, then stretched out her limbs and darted nimbly through the traffic. Just as the woman was about to get into her car, Baitong flopped down at her feet as if she’d been hit by a car. As a carefree cat, Baitong had never envied humans. Until the day she watched her benefactor die right in front of her and couldn’t do a thing. As she lay dying, she thought, if only she were human. At least then she’d be able to protect her benefactor. Baitong was reborn. Perhaps Heaven had heard her wish. In this life, she really could become human. She still had to repay the debt of gratitude she hadn’t been able to repay in her previous life. But as she went about repaying it, things took a different turn She’d wanted a human body to protect her benefactor. How had she ended up sharing a bed with her instead? Theme: ~