The Big Shot Became My Cat

My ongoing serial, "Praising and Soothing the Tsundere Villain Until He's on Top of the World [Book Transmigration]," is in my column. Come check it out~ Blurb: Ye Rong was lucky enough to transmigrate into the body of a little princess born under an extremely auspicious fate. Not only was she destined to marry a powerful man someday, she would also live in luxury without ever worrying about making ends meet. But the moment she opened her eyes, all that unimaginable wealth turned out to be nothing more than a trial experience. She had been switched at birth. Fortunately, misfortune brought good luck. A master took her in, taught her, and raised her to become highly skilled. One day, her master asked her to look after a cat. But she never expected this cat to be a calculating, green-tea, jealous little thing. Most importantly, he was her destined fiance in cat form. When it came to rejoining her birth family and getting married as a matter of course, why was the little kitty even more excited than she was, the actual person involved? P.S. A story about two strong leads Author's ongoing serial: "Praising and Soothing the Tsundere Villain Until He's on Top of the World [Book Transmigration]" Blurb: Si Dudu discovers she has transmigrated into a book as an insignificant cannon-fodder disciple of an immortal sect. What's more, she has just arrived in the story and, to save the heroine from the captured Demon Lord, she swaps clothes with the heroine and stays behind in the demon realm in her place. Not long after the heroine escapes, Si Dudu is discovered. According to the original plot, her life should end right there. But she has a screw loose and, just before dying, compliments the villain a couple of times. Then, miraculously, the villain spares her life. Later, she discovers that Demon Lord Yan Qiju, who everyone sees as a ruthless killer with vicious methods and an extreme personality that keeps people away, and who constantly says he hates flattery, is actually afraid of the dark, mice, and little bugs. Deep down, he desperately wants praise and encouragement, but pretends he doesn't like them. Si Dudu sees right through him. From then on, she follows Yan Qiju around, praising and soothing him as if he were a child. When he eats obediently, she says, "Great job!" When he goes to bed obediently, she says, "Great job!" When he practices obediently, she says, "Great job!" When he forgets to light a lamp one night and wakes in fright in the dark, she pats his shoulder and says, "Go to sleep. I'll stay here with you. Don't be scared." In the end, perhaps the Demon Lord has had enough of her. After snapping, "How dare you!" he sends her back to the immortal sect in the middle of the night. Later, the immortal sect sends people to negotiate in the demon realm, but no matter how many times they go, Yan Qiju is nowhere to be seen. Soon, word spreads across the Six Realms that the Demon Lord has perished. In an inconspicuous little house on the immortal sect's mountain, Si Dudu sits by the bed, watching the man sleeping with his arms around her waist. She touches his hand. "Everyone outside is in an uproar, saying you've disappeared." Yan Qiju rolls over and pulls her into his arms. "I don't want to deal with them. Let them think I'm gone." Reader's Guide: The male lead is tsundere and clingy. He'd die before admitting how fragile he is inside, and whenever Dudu says "Great job," he secretly blushes. Author's upcoming novel: "Even Rebirth Couldn't Win Back the Immortal Venerable" Blurb: Xin He is the most doted-on princess in the demon realm. Since childhood, she has secretly loved Feng Si, the demon realm's prodigious young genius. But she doesn't know how to express her affection properly. To get Feng Si's attention, she often makes him do difficult things and teases him, then claps and laughs at him when he gets embarrassed. She doesn't know that Feng Si finds her attention-seeking behavior utterly disgusting. Because of her status as a princess, he has never been able to fight back, leaving him frustrated and miserable. Later, Feng Si, who hates the demon realm, purges his demonic essence and takes up the path of cultivation. A genius learns anything quickly. Feng Si swiftly becomes an Immortal Venerable revered by all, attacks the demon realm, and wipes out her clan. Only when Xin He is dying does she learn what he truly thinks. She knows she did many things wrong and cannot escape responsibility for her clan's destruction. Perhaps she regrets her actions deeply enough, because she is reborn. She decides she must treat Feng Si well. She becomes considerate and gentle, supporting him, encouraging him, and respecting him. She doesn't dare do anything that might get her killed. But Feng Si still despises her. The previous life plays out all over again: he attacks the demon realm, throws her most sincere feelings to the ground, and tramples them mercilessly. Xin He's heart dies. To prevent the demon realm's people from suffering and her clan from being wiped out, she decides to marry an old friend from the demon realm, a member of the demon clan. That way, they can receive the Demon King's full support. But Feng Si refuses to let her go. On Xin He's wedding day, Feng Si runs a sword through her husband's heart right in front of her. He says, "How could someone like you deserve happiness?" Xin He laughs and cries, nearly descending into madness. She thinks she has made another mistake. She should have sent Feng Si to hell long ago. P.S. Both leads are reborn. The heroine really does stop loving the hero later on. Theme: Be strong enough to get back up when you fall, and keep loving life even after it hurts!