[Blurb]
Yan Li transmigrates into a book and finds the villain in his childhood, still a pitiful little slave.
Her mission is to raise the future bloodthirsty tyrant villain into a well-rounded, virtuous young man.
At this point, the villain has already been through ten tons of abuse, both physical and emotional, enough to fuel his descent into darkness.
At this point, Yan Li has just had someone beat the villain to a pulp.
Yan Li: ...?!
The future villain, who will rule the world and kill without batting an eye, is still a pitifully thin child, trembling and curled up on the muddy ground, covered in blood and grime.
He is battered and barely clinging to life. Only his dark eyes gleam with wary, savage light.
Yan Li slowly wipes the dirt from his face. "So you're a pretty little wolf cub."
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Gu Heng has spent his whole life being abandoned, beaten, starved, and left to freeze.
He clawed his way through hell, not knowing why he was alive, but unwilling to die.
Yet the haughty young lady high above him actually showed compassion for an insignificant creature trapped in the mire like him.
That was when he learned what hope was.
And from then on, he carved one person into his very life.
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Yan Li is tipsy, her gaze hazy.
Her A Heng has grown from that weak, gloomy child into a gentle, elegant young man.
Everything about him is so lovely, so perfectly to her taste.
She grabs his collar, her burning lips pressing against his flushed cheek.
"Ding!" His corruption value has dropped to zero, and the contribution requirement has been met.
She can go home.
#After I Retired and Quit, My Well-Rounded Villain Turned into a Pervert#
The heroine is a rational, gorgeous young lady. The hero is a deranged, lovesick crybaby.
● The heroine is two years older than the hero and raises him. The hero is subjected to some pretty intense abuse, so proceed with caution if that bothers you.
[Advance Blurb]
"We're Enemies, But This Food Is Delicious"
The moment Wen Sui transmigrates, she discovers that her status has changed from single to married.
Her days are carefree, with meals and lodging provided, a monthly salary of ten taels, and a wealthy husband who conveniently disappears every day.
The only problem is that the food is far too bland, enough to make her want to cut off all worldly worries.
Wen Sui can only summon the basic instincts of a foodie and take matters into her own hands. Hot pot, barbecue, skewers, cakes, bread, and sweet little pastries, she'll make them all.
The Prince of Guangling's residence is filled with delicious aromas every day, and its cold, gloomy atmosphere is on the verge of crumbling.
Of course, as an excellent employee, Wen Sui doesn't forget to bring a little warmth to her direct superior.
The first day Pei Xuan receives a food box: "Check it for poison, then throw it away."
The second day Pei Xuan receives a food box: "Check it for poison, then give it to you as a reward."
The nth day Pei Xuan receives a food box: "...Fine. For the sake of her good intentions, I'll have just one bite."
Hmm... delicious!
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Pei Xuan once believed Wen Sui was an insignificant ant he had to crush on his path forward, and that he was resolute enough to never waver.
Note: An everyday food story, a marriage-first, love-later romance, and mutual healing. Both leads have very unhealthy ideas about love. The hero is unable to walk, but will recover later.
Theme: Only hard work with your feet firmly on the ground can change your fate.
Wuwuwuwuwu, I haven't seen enough. What happened to the son of the prefect named Gu, Mu Zeyang, and the others in the end? There is not a single word (><)
! It's good. I could finish it in one night.
This article really hit my mark, but why does the author's column only have three completed articles QAQ
This is a normal relationship. I still like the male protagonist very much. He is still a little boy who longs for his sister's love. He is not too charming and charming (; 1_1).
I've finished reading it. It's really good. Although I'm a little sorry that I don't have the modern part I wanted to read, it's really good.
The extra is just a little bit woo woo woo
It's so little. A few hundred million more.
I love this book so much. I haven't seen such a comfortable love story in a long time! Sweet but not silly, just like braised pork, fat but not greasy! This sibling relationship is truly amazing! The male and female protagonists are both good, respect each other, consider each other, and have no reservations about each other. It is really a fairy love!
I just read a lot of other works, and I really want to read the book "The Beauty in the Palm of the Demon King", please (???????)
Finished with flowers~ It's rare to meet such a heroine who I like very much. She has a clear mind and is not in love.