I Was Reborn as a Little Flower Fairy and Won Over the Beautiful, Strong, Tragic Protagonist

An accident sends Ye Bai to transmigrate into a sci-fi novel, where he becomes a “little flower fairy.” Little flower fairies are fairy-like creatures native to the Green Star System. They have beautiful little wings on their backs and a lovely, adorable appearance, but they’re irritable and short-tempered. They can only be kept in cages as amusing little pets. Before Ye Bai can even process the fact that he’s become a “nonhuman creature,” he discovers something even more terrifying: he’s also the officially wedded “partner” of the book’s obsessive protagonist, Huo Chengyuan. The protagonist, Huo Chengyuan, was once the Empire’s foremost duke. His sovereign died in a political struggle, and the newly enthroned ruler, seeking to humiliate this loyal servant of the former dynasty, bestows a marriage decree and pairs Huo Chengyuan with a little flower fairy. This absurd marriage is a tremendous disgrace. To make the humiliation even worse, the ruler arranges an extravagant wedding and broadcasts it live across the entire interstellar world. Only Ye Bai knows that this humiliating wedding will ignite the protagonist’s desire for revenge. Huo Chengyuan, after enduring one humiliation after another, will turn dark and ultimately overthrow the tyrant and ascend the throne. And his humiliating partner, the “little flower fairy,” will be executed in public and die a gruesome death. Ye Bai: “...C-can I still be saved? QAQ” At the wedding, once the officiant finishes reading the vows and announces that the newlyweds should kiss, everyone watching for a laugh waits for the proud, irritable little flower fairy to scratch Huo Chengyuan’s face. Ye Bai sees Huo Chengyuan’s gloomy gaze, swallows nervously, and timidly kisses the man on the cheek. The whole internet is stunned! How can this little flower fairy be so sweet and soft? We want one too! QAQ After getting “married young,” Ye Bai decides to play the part of a “trophy partner” to reduce Huo Chengyuan’s murderous intent. No, make that a “trophy pet”: be adorable, and keep your head! QAQ Ye Bai works hard to learn the little flower fairies’ dances and shows Huo Chengyuan his cute moves every day when they meet. Huo Chengyuan: He does a mating dance for me every day. He must truly see me as his mate, right? Ye Bai also uses this body’s special ability to grow lots of precious fruit, then gives it to Huo Chengyuan as a gift once it’s ripe. Huo Chengyuan: He keeps giving me fruit that symbolizes more children, more blessings. He must be hinting at something, right? When Ye Bai receives a gift in return from Huo Chengyuan, he sweetly says thank you. Then he opens it... Huh? Why is it a dress? W-well, never mind. Put it on right away, flutter up into the air, and spin around. Adorable pet routine complete (1/1)! Huo Chengyuan: He put on clothes I sewed with my own hands and was so happy. There’s only one explanation: he truly loves me! Ye Bai thinks his plan is working perfectly. Huo Chengyuan’s gaze grows softer and softer. He must have accepted Ye Bai’s role as his “trophy pet.” Who would torture a sweet, obedient little pet? But on the day Huo Chengyuan is crowned king, Ye Bai still gets caught when he tries to sneak away. He thinks he’s doomed, but the man gives him a tender kiss instead. Huo Chengyuan: “Don’t worry. I won’t abandon my wife who stood by me in hardship. You’ll always be my beloved little wife.” Ye Bai: “??? I-I’ve been trying so hard to be your pet!” Reader’s guide: 1. For the little flower fairy’s appearance, picture the little fairy who hangs around Peter Pan on Neverland. 2. The protagonist is doted on by everyone and is universally adored: people love him, flowers bloom when they see him! (They really do bloom.) 3. One-on-one, both leads’ first love. The early chapters feature cute pet antics; later on, it becomes a sweet romance. The protagonist will eventually grow to human size, entering the second form of the awakened little flower fairy. The romance only officially begins after he transforms. 4. This book shares a world with **The Little Vampire Wants to Eat His Fill Every Day**, a completed novel in my collection. The two stories have a little crossover. Feel free to check out the other book if you’re interested; you can enjoy this one without reading it~ Theme: Don’t give in to fate too easily. Keep your fighting spirit and hope, and make the most of your ability to take action. That way, you can change your destiny.