My Straight Husband Is a Man in Women's Clothing

Ji Cong had a wife named Ning Zhi, who was stunningly beautiful and had a wonderful personality. Everyone in Ji Cong's social circle envied him.

Ji Cong loved Ning Zhi, too. He could never get enough of kissing and hugging him. He thought he was practically dying of love for Ning Zhi. Where else could he find someone so wonderful? He was incredibly lucky to be with him!

But their sweet life was shattered by an accident: Ji Cong discovered that his wife was actually a man?!

Ji Cong's vision went black. "A... a man?!"

Was he... gay?

Ji Cong got angry, asked Ning Zhi for a divorce, and stormed out of the house in a huff, saying he never wanted to see him again!

But just a few minutes later, Ji Cong regretted it. He wondered, Why hasn't my wife come to take me home yet? Could it be... could he really want a divorce?

No way! I was only saying that because I was angry! It doesn't matter if Ning Zhi is a man or a woman. I'd love him even if he were a hermaphrodite! It wasn't easy for us to get together, and I'm not letting anyone else take advantage of the situation!

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Tong Hua was a princess, but unlike other princesses, he was a prince-princess. He had grown up cherished by everyone, but one day, while playing with his rabbit friend, he heard that there were many worlds beyond this one, and they were all missing a princess. If a princess didn't come soon, those worlds would be destroyed!

Tong Hua furrowed his delicate brows and looked at his rabbit friend with round, dark eyes. "So, what do you need me to do?"

The rabbit flicked its long ears. "It's simple! All we need is a princess! Would you be willing to be that princess?"

Tong Hua hummed. "As long as they don't mind that I'm a prince-princess."

The rabbit said they didn't mind, so Tong Hua set off on a journey through other worlds.

In The Princess and the Pea, Tong Hua was a delicate princess who couldn't even tolerate a single pea. Standing atop a high bed, he looked down at the prince, king, and queen, wrinkling his nose. "What kind of bed is this? It hurts!"

In The Little Mermaid, Tong Hua was a mute who couldn't speak. He could only gaze at the prince with his bright, dewy eyes and cover his lips, already swollen from kisses, as he shook his head again and again. One more kiss and my mouth will break!

In The Little Match Girl, Tong Hua was a poor homeless child in ragged clothes, invited into a nobleman's home to warm himself by the fire and eat delicious food. Of course, all of this came at a price. A few little matches just wouldn't be enough.

In Sleeping Beauty, Tong Hua was a princess waiting to wake up with a kiss from a prince. But when he woke, he was utterly confused. There were so many princes! Which one had kissed me and woken me up?

In Beauty and the Beast, Tong Hua carried a bright red rose and knocked on the Beast's door, timidly saying, "I've come to return your rose."

Reader's guide, also known as a list of things to be aware of:

Fairy tales with the genders reversed. The bottom is beloved by everyone, beloved by everyone, beloved by everyone.

Extremely pampered, pampered, pampered, pampered.

Tong Hua is a princess, princess, princess in this book. If that kind of address bothers you, you can stop reading, because it will come up a lot throughout!

He really is incredibly pampered and beloved by everyone. If you don't like that, please exit using the top-left button. Don't insult anyone. Reasonable discussion of the story is welcome.

Lots of split and fragmented versions of the top, even hand-holding counts. Some of the tops dress as women, so be warned!

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