The Little Parrot Transmigrates into a Book

Bai Ling was the cleverest parrot at the nearby flower and bird market. Every customer who visited the shop praised him on their way out.

After a stormy night, Bai Ling transmigrated into a book and learned the entire plot.

His new owner was the book's great villain.

The great villain was obsessed with opposing the protagonist.

Villains rarely get happy endings. In the end, the protagonist would throw him into international waters to feed the fish.

And as the villain's bird,

Bai Ling would be scooped up by a moving company's employees and stewed for soup.

Bai Ling was stunned.

Was a bird's life really worth so little?!

No way! Absolutely not!

He'd report this! He'd take it to court! All the way to the highest authorities!

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Fortunately, the villain was still just a little dumpling, and Bai Ling had plenty of time to work on him.

To change his fate of ending up in a pot of soup, he began holding the villain to strict standards, determined to make him a well-rounded modern student, strong in morals, academics, physical fitness, aesthetics, and labor.

So every morning at six, a familiar scene played out in the Jian family villa.

A parrot flew beside the young master, reciting either the law or Marxist philosophy, with the occasional classical poem or vocabulary word thrown in.

Ten years later.

The plot began.

Bai Ling was horrified to discover that he had taken human form?!

Then the eldest young master Jian, whom Bai Ling had bullied for years, grabbed him by the scruff of his neck and tossed him into the "pot."

From the seme's perspective:

His parents were away from home most of the year. His father didn't care about him at all, his mother only cared about herself, and his grandparents were across the ocean. And there was him, twelve years old.

Then one day, a parrot appeared in his home for no reason.

The parrot chattered nonstop and wasn't afraid of him at all.

It was unlike any other bird.

So he let it have its way.

Ten years passed in the blink of an eye. The parrot disappeared, and the parrot became a boy.

Great. Now he wouldn't have to worry that being attracted to a bird made him a pervert.

:-D

Theme: Companionship is the longest-lasting confession of love.