I Am a Ding: Transmigrated into a Book

"Mu Chuhan, I swear right here: if I still love you even a little, then in my next life I'll become a cauldron! I'll eat the bitterest medicine every day and make pills for you to sell!"

His boyfriend went abroad, and he was diagnosed with a terminal illness.

Not wanting to hold his boyfriend back, he broke up with him and swore a terrible oath.

His boyfriend's plane crashed, and he died of grief.

When he woke up,

he had really become a cauldron.

Mu Chuhan: Hmm? If you still love me even a little?

Cauldron: ...

Mu Chuhan: You'll become a cauldron in your next life?

Cauldron: ...

Mu Chuhan poured in a bowl of coptis root: Darling, time to make pills for me to sell.

The cauldron trembled from the bitter taste.

He would never dare make reckless oaths again.

A few years later

A: Have you heard? That useless sword cultivator is marrying a cauldron.

B: Seriously? He could have had a beautiful partner, but he's marrying a cauldron?

A: It's true. That cauldron is amazing. It can refine medicine all by itself.

Cauldron: What if I can never turn back?

Mu Chuhan: If you can't, then I'll spend my whole life as a married virgin.

Cauldron: QAQ

P.S. No children in this story. It's just the two of them being lovey-dovey.

Content warnings:

The gong's body belongs to the original novel, and he has no control over what happens to it.

The shou has an omniscient perspective and resolves the central problem, which is connected to his true identity.

This is not a transmigrate into a book story in the conventional sense. In my personal understanding, transmigrating into a book means entering a real world where the book acts as a prophecy.

Theme: No matter what difficulties you encounter, stay true to yourself and overcome them.