A tragic childhood, hope of seeing the light of day again, and the despair of falling back into the abyss: this is usually the story of a crazed villain's descent into darkness, one that makes readers love and hate him. But Nan Yi transmigrates into a book as the key character who sets this process in motion.
A dragon-blood mage and a grand castle: in Nan Yi's eyes, these are excellent cards to be dealt.
Like fluffy things? This life is ruined.
Take in the villain, grow tired of him, neglect and forget him: a good hand is about to be torn up, and her life is in danger.
So Nan Yi sets herself two little goals:
First, look after the villain's physical and mental health so he doesn't turn out wrong.
Second, survive to the end.
But as time goes by, she looks at the docile young man in her arms and thinks: This isn't some evil, crazy villain at all. He's just a purehearted little fox.
Nori thinks he's incredibly lucky. A kindhearted noble takes him home, gives him food and shelter, and even sponsors him to study magic.
At first, he's overwhelmed by her kindness and vows to repay her one day.
Later, he becomes greedy. He absolutely won't allow anyone with a background like his to appear by her side again.
Because he's the only one who can repay his mistress.
Steady and reserved heroine × Fox-eared male lead, insecure and sensitive at first, then sweetly devoted and secretly dark
Upcoming story:
At fifteen, Xia Li's parents divorce, and she lives with her mother.
That same year, her mother finds a companion in a frail young Omega and chooses to move to the countryside to enjoy the rest of her life.
Her mother never shortchanges her materially, but there is no love.
Her mother's love all goes to that Omega named Lin Yun.
Xia Li hates and envies this pretty boy who has latched onto her family. He's only a few years older than her, the typical delicate, soft-bodied Omega.
It's obvious he's after the money!
Her mother suddenly dies of illness. Xia Li turns down all her work and rushes back to the countryside, only to receive devastating news.
The inheritance goes to Lin Yun.
Why?
Xia Li is consumed by jealousy. In the end, she's worth less than some pretty boy!
The will also says that Lin Yun is frail and they're all family, so she should take good care of him.
This gives Xia Li a bold idea.
She'll bring him home and keep him under control. Then the inheritance will be hers, won't it?
He's good-tempered, soft-bodied, does all the housework, and there's nothing to criticize about Lin Yun. He even admires her greatly.
Xia Li: "Living together like this isn't so bad, is it?"
Lin Yun says his glands were underdeveloped from birth, so living under the same roof means she doesn't have to worry about his heat.
But strangely, his heat is suddenly triggered one day.
On the verge of losing control, Xia Li demands, "What's going on? Looking at you now, do you even know who I am?"
"Y-You're my younger sister..."
"Wrong."
Female Alpha, male Omega. Both virgins.
Theme: Be independent and strong, and stay positive
Ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah I finished reading it in one go!!!!! So cute!! The sweet little couple makes people look soft, and the rice cooked by Rouse is so fragrant and delicious.
Is Elf the male protagonist of the original book?
The writing is good. But the character of the male protagonist is so tiring. The female protagonist needs to take the initiative all the time.
Urgent update, ah, ah, ah, it's so beautiful.
Very well written 💪 💪