The Disabled Tyrant's Pet Fish [Book Transmigration]

[The next book, The Tyrant's Tail Is Off-Limits, starts at the end of August. Please add it to your reading list, thanks!] Li Yu transmigrated into a book and somehow became an actual fish. What was more, the fish already had an owner: the book's sinister, terrifying mute tyrant. The System gave Li Yu a mission: only by winning the tyrant's heart could he turn back into a human. Li Yu was in tears: System, wake up! I'm just a fish, and he can't even talk. How are we supposed to communicate? System: Less whining. Win the tyrant over with your heart. Li Yu: May I ask if the tyrant even has a heart? - - Li Yu tried his best to blow a bubble at the tyrant, but the tyrant caught him and carefully kept him in a fish tank as big as several acres of land... His life as a fish was one of pampered comfort. Mu Tianchi watched the little carp happily swimming around every day, wondering when this fish would finally turn into a human. The little carp didn't know that the tyrant did have a heart. He had given it to the little carp who had accidentally saved him long ago. Little scene: Li Yu: So turning into a human means going through a fish-man phase. Your Highness, would you like my head to turn into a fish first, or my feet? Mu Tianchi thought seriously for a moment: Your head today, your feet tomorrow. Reader's guide: 1. One-on-one romance, happy ending. 2. The love interest's muteness will be cured. No angst, so read with confidence. 3. Childbirth, a System, Book Transmigration, sweetness, feel-good fun, and adorable pets. Screenshot taken on January 8, 2020. Cover image thanks to @You Look Like a Little Brother When You Smile. The Tyrant's Tail Is Off-Limits [Book Transmigration] by Xueshan Feihu, please add it to your wish list, thanks! Zhaomu transmigrated into a book and became the spoiled crown prince who died a horrible death after angering the enemy nation's tyrant. Zhaomu was deeply troubled. Wasn't his own palace wonderful? Wasn't his own throne glorious? Why on earth had he acted up in front of the tyrant? Determined to stop acting up, Zhaomu decided to be a laid-back crown prince, spending his days tending flowers, plants, and animals. He would absolutely avoid the murderous tyrant next door. He took in stray rabbits, deer, dogs, and chickens at the palace, and later gave shelter to an injured green peacock fleeing danger. Every day, he brushed the rabbits, bathed the deer, took the dogs for walks, and scattered grain for the chickens. He also had to chase after the green peacock, Little Green, to wash its tail. The peacock's tail always dragged on the ground. Once it got dirty, it was worse than a mop. Little Green never cooperated. It would arrogantly flick him in the face, or keep jabbing at him with its beak. Zhaomu didn't mind, cheerfully hugging Little Green and applying medicine after washing its tail. After plenty of chaos, Little Green's injury healed, and it came to stand before Zhaomu, gazing at him for a long time. The green peacock, who was always complaining that Zhaomu was clumsy, gently pecked his face. It tickled, and Zhaomu couldn't help laughing. Then he saw the tail that the green peacock usually kept folded fan out for him in an instant. Embarrassed, Zhaomu rubbed his head. "Little Green, your butt is quite unique." Little Green: "..." After its injury healed, Little Green left without a word, leaving Zhaomu quite worried. Not long afterward, the enemy nation's tyrant arrived at the gates with his army, demanding to marry Zhaomu. Zhaomu couldn't figure it out. He hadn't acted up at all, so why had the tyrant taken a fancy to him? To protect his people, Zhaomu had no choice but to marry him. On the wedding day, he secretly peeked out from beneath his red veil. Huh, this tyrant's... well, from behind, why did he look so much like Little Green? The tyrant curled his lips into a smile: "You touched my tail, so you can only marry me." * A peacock fanning its tail is courting. Theme: A fish and its beloved find healing in love.