The Ever-Changing Lady Zhongyuan

[Undergoing a Major Revision of the Entire Story... (Prostrating Myself)]

Shima-zaki Tamao, the beloved fiancee of a Maifa executive, was struck by an ability attack while shielding Hat-kun during an operation. After that, some strange changes began happening to her:

She discovered that every morning when she woke up, she had turned into a different character.

Tamao: ...What the heck?

The first time, she turned into a cat, and her husband immediately switched sides to become a cat person. He couldn't stop petting her and even took pictures to use as his phone wallpaper.

The second time, her fiance heard every one of her spicy inner thoughts, leaving him utterly mortified.

The third time, she became the only omega in all of Yokohama, and made it through her heat after being "tenderly looked after."

The fourth time, she became a yokai and met a light-haired boy and his cat teacher.

The fifth time, she became a vampire. To her surprise, her fiance's blood really did taste like red wine.

The sixth time, she and her fiance switched souls, and all sorts of unexpected things happened...

The seventh time, she became a succubus, and her workaholic husband actually took time off!

Shima-zaki Tamao had one extraordinary, chaotic morning after another. At last, she asked her fiance, who was just as highly favored by the boss and beloved by his subordinates, and received rave reviews from everyone around him:

"Do you think all of this is a real hassle?"

The executive blinked his beautiful blue eyes and smiled. "How could I ever find my own wife troublesome?"

Then, sneaking a shy look at his phone, he asked:

"By the way, could you turn into a kitty one more time?"

A few things to know before reading:

1. Chuuya pairing, one-on-one pure love with the Hat Rack!

2. A sweet story of cozy everyday life between an old married couple, with a happy ending.

3. Includes some crossovers. See the story for details!

Warnings:

The timeline is all over the place, and the characters are heavily out of character.

Lots of self-insert fantasy scenes, and the whole story is written like a running diary.

Theme: Happiness that lasts forever