My Husband Is a Ferocious Beast

Disappointed in her parents, Su Yao wakes up as a baby, lying in a strange place where towering trees loom overhead and monstrous howls echo all around.

A childless couple of wolf demons take her home. As first-time parents, they stumble along as they learn how to raise her.

The wolf-demon couple worry every day that their daughter's skin is so delicate and she has no fur. To make her seem more like a demon, they pluck all the fur off their own bodies and knit her a wolf-fur sweater.

One day, while Su Yao is lying on the hillside where the demon clans sun their babies and nibbling on spirit fruit, a black kitten comes out of nowhere and refuses to leave her side.

Blurb Two

The Exile Continent is home to four great fiendish beasts: Hundun, Taowu, Taotie, and Qiongqi. They fight and brawl every day, making a nuisance of themselves.

One day, Hundun, Taowu, and Taotie realize that their buddy Qiongqi hasn't shown up in ages.

When they finally find him, they discover that, without their knowing, Qiongqi has taken himself a little wife.

At first, Hundun, Taowu, and Taotie say, "What's so great about a crybaby little wife?"

Later, Hundun, Taowu, and Taotie say, "She's wonderful!"

The demons of the Exile Continent discover that ever since Qiongqi, one of the four great fiendish beasts, found a partner, he has started behaving like a model citizen.

They realize that the four great fiendish beasts were causing trouble every day because they needed wives.

So they set up the other three as well, and the Exile Continent is suddenly at peace.

A spoiled human (witch-clan) girl vs. a thick-skinned, super-ferocious demon-beast male lead

See the author's note in Chapter One for content warnings.

A preview of the author's upcoming novel: My Trashy Wife Is a Little Cutie

After transmigrating into a wild green peony growing untamed in the wilderness, Lu Chuchu does everything she can to stay alive while absorbing the essence of the sun and moon, hoping to take human form as soon as possible.

But then a despicable thief digs her up and plants her in a flowerpot, making her a humiliating birthday present for a cold-faced man.

Only then does Lu Chuchu realize she's transmigrated into a book.

The man who takes her in is the male lead of the cultivation novel she'd read before she transmigrated, a man with a miserable childhood and a wife who betrays him for other men.

The key problem is that the male lead has no idea.

While worrying every day that she might lose her life, Lu Chuchu also watches the male lead's flirtatious wife carry on in fear and trembling. Then, somehow, that wife dies, and Lu Chuchu's soul enters her body.

To avoid getting killed, Lu Chuchu keeps her distance from every man after transmigrating into the wife's body, and diligently showers the male lead with praise every day.

Male lead, take a good look at me. I'm not a scumbag, I'm just a little cutie.

What Lu Chuchu doesn't know is that the male lead was reborn in the very first episode she appeared in!

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Unable to keep up with all this, Lu Chuchu returns to her peony flower. You jerk, I'm done playing.

But the male lead strokes her petals and coaxes her: "Make a marriage pact with me, and I'll help you take human form."

Dizzy with excitement at the thought of taking human form, Lu Chuchu obediently presses a leaf onto the marriage contract, accidentally selling herself all over again, this time for the rest of her life.

A gorgeous-looking but mischievous heroine vs. a reserved-looking but scheming male lead

Check out the author's completed novels: I Grew Up Drinking My Husband's Blood, The Imperial Marshal Stole My Fluffy Fur, and others.

Theme: No matter how awful your circumstances, do your best to live like everyone's favorite.