Coming next: A Princess's Pampered Days. Please add it to your to-read list. Mwah!
Synopsis:
Gu Anyao transmigrated, and when she opened her eyes, she had become a tiny kitten.
Then, to her horror, she discovered that she had transmigrated into a novel she had just passionately roasted and given a failing score.
Oh no. This is bad.
Gu Anyao prodded her cat face with a paw, then waved her little paw as if to say it was no big deal. Ah, what could possibly go wrong?
Usually, the male lead of a novel was the child of destiny in that little world. As long as she clung to his coattails, she would have all the good food and drink she could want.
But the person being trampled and bullied was actually the future male lead who would wreak havoc everywhere???
Wait, no! She got the timing wrong! He was still just a scrawny, useless little version of the male lead.
Gu Anyao, tiny orange cat: Forget about the good food and drink. I don't even have any milk!
Gu Anyao thought she could stay calm and watch the famous scene unfold,
but her body moved faster than her brain and stepped in to help him.
Gu Anyao, belatedly faced with everyone's murderous stares: ...It wasn't me. I didn't do it. My paw acted on its own.
A few notes:
1. The female lead transmigrates into a book.
2. Everyone in this story comes from an author who desperately wants a cat but doesn't have one (hhhhhh~ don't take it too seriously).
Theme: Even as an orange cat, keep striving.
Why do the endings always involve traveling back to modern times? Isn't it good to just be there?
Catching insects 28.72% The first paragraph is "not active at all"
Catching Insects: The last paragraph "Let him come over to serve the king"
Inexplicably, you feel that King Chu is a bit weak + pitiful?
This is too exciting!!!
No extras????
He took out a small handful of □□ from his dark sleeves —> blocked
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And now the only one I can count on is the child I abandoned for fifteen years --> Fifteen years?