Sneaking Off to Read Minds

Gui Yao was the director of a veterinary hospital in her previous life.

At work, she could never figure out what her little animal patients were thinking. Now she has transmigrated into the body of the Gui family's foolish young daughter, who has been that way since childhood.

To her surprise, she has also bound herself to an animal mind-reading System.

And so, as the Gui family's daughter, Gui Yao comes to her senses from a long dream, only for one marriage alliance after another to come knocking.

/The System's main quest is to get married?/

News of the Northern Frontier's great victory spreads throughout Xianyu City.

On South Long Street, Gui Yao gracefully saves a big black dog sleeping on the road. Her eyes glimmer, but when she turns around, she sees the man on horseback tightening his reins and holding out his hand for something of hers.

This is her first meeting with her fiance.

In Xianyu City, there's a tortoiseshell cat suspected of borrowing a meow to commit murder, and a phoenix bird whose feathers were plucked to make a crossbow.

By Xiahe Village, there's a yellow dog staying by the village chief's side in place of his son, and a giant temple tortoise that's lived for three hundred years.

On the road to the capital, there's a chinchilla whose identity is hard to explain: is it from South America, or is it a dragon cat?

And in the Jiaofang Palace, a blue sparrow sits in an open cage.

Not long after marrying the key figure required by her quest, Gui Yao has already amassed enough points in her mind-reading journal.

She silently recites the final main quest.

The man beside her has always protected her from behind, just as he did when they first met, dressed in black, his gaze dark and steady.

Gui Yao: "Ov0 Meow.

/Let's see what General Ren is thinking!/

In the second year of Chengwen, after the Northern Barbarians were pacified, Ren Beixi's family arranged a marriage alliance for him with a prestigious family.

As he rides home,

he sees a girl gracefully rescuing a big black dog from the road. Rolling up her sleeves, she says spiritedly, "Here, have something tasty. From now on, no matter what, let the horses pass first."

Her almond-shaped eyes glisten when she looks up.

His desire to break off the engagement grows stronger. He tightens the reins and leaves her with only a brief, "Be careful."

Little does he know that the marriage alliance binding him

is with the woman he would willingly choose.

He protects her through one dangerous journey after another, from Xianyu City to Xiahe Village, through the dense mysteries of Wuhua City, and finally to the capital.

The young couple are devoted to each other, their love beyond doubt.

Now he stands before the emperor with his sword raised, watching her eyes, still sharp and stubborn.

It was clearly his calm, patient inner voice that guided Gui Yao through the crisis.

Yet he deliberately loosened his grip by just a little.

"...Yaoyao."

Rumor has it that during the palace coup that night, a blue sparrow possessed the emperor, and the daughter of the Gui family seized a sword to protect the sovereign and his ministers, pointing it at her husband.

Why envy the mandarin ducks or the immortals?

/Reader's Guide/

CP: A flirtatious wildflower pretending to be a delicate young lady x a genuinely restrained, devoted husband

1. The heroine has a fluffy-animal mind-reading System.

2. A light ensemble mystery.

3. All the political intrigue got eaten by the big black dog.

4. First love for both, one-on-one, happy ending.

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CP: A slow-witted, cold-faced cutie forced to flee x five husbands.

Ru Qiao is fair and lovely, elegant and refined. As a child, she was adopted by the Minister's household to serve as a companion to their legitimate daughter, and for years she treaded carefully.

One day, an accident forces her to leave the capital.

Ru Qiao never imagined she would run into the young general's blade.

Nor did she expect to pick up a handsome, foolish young man who clings to her and calls her "big sister."

By day, she dances with tigers, her heart leaping whenever she meets the landlord's pair of cold, disdainful eyes, so much like each other.

Faced with the twins' cruelty, every night she has to figure out which one is the teacher who personally engineered her predicament, then play along with him.

Ru Qiao realizes she's surrounded by wolves and tries to save herself. She begs the scholar who has accompanied her all this way, her neighbor, to pretend to be her husband.

Then, on their wedding night, she makes a successful escape.

--

But the landlord who once forced her into his grasp comes to block her path. Meng Shengping grips the back of her neck, his face exactly like Pei Shenzhi's, and forces her to meet his eyes.

"Why... won't you listen to me and my brother?"

The lovesick younger brother she once taught with such care waves a hidden weapon in his hand. As an assassin, Su Yang openly devours her pale cheek with his sticky gaze.

And Cui Mei's voice is low and heavy.

"Qiaoqiao, Yan Qing is dead."

"Come home with us, all right?"

The girl shakes her head, eyes red, and disappears into the night.

--

Two years later.

Having successfully gotten away, Ru Qiao sits outside the capital, dusty and disheveled, chewing on a flatbread. She's heard rumors all along the way: the new emperor, a man like an immortal, is making an extravagant search for a woman, supposedly the rightful empress he once married.

Ru Qiao's almond-shaped eyes pause.

The man before her, with his regal bearing, is Yan Qing. Standing beside him are the men she once believed had killed him.

But he merely takes her wrist gently and asks her to call him "husband" once more.

/Reader's Guide/

1. The main story has multiple parallel plotlines and an open-ended structure.

2. All five men are sexually inexperienced, and there will be scenes of coercive possession.

3. The story is fictional. Don't overanalyze it.

4. No need to tell me if you drop the story.

"She realizes she's surrounded by people watching her hungrily and wants to save herself. What she doesn't expect is that the fake husband who dies shortly after their marriage will become the future emperor.

The road she takes to escape is as precarious as duckweed drifting on water."

My Poor Husband Died Young / Si Que

❄ The next book I'll write is Don't Return to Fuhai Town

🌊 CP: A gloomy, sweet girl x a mature police chief who knows how to guide people

Before Xu Qu died unexpectedly, a tall, dejected, strong neighbor moved in next door.

She never got a clear look at his eyes.

So when she is reborn, she sees him from afar across a heater at the police station, sitting in the chief's chair, his dark eyes briefly pausing.

She thinks:

I should turn myself in.

The wind scatters the footprints, and someone tears open the police tape.

Ten years ago, an extraordinary case was hastily settled in Fuhai Town.

And today,

the person who died by suicide appears before him.

Fuhai Town has boats, waves, villas, and sea views, the perfect place to live, but it only exists in a book.

Xu Qu, you can't go back. There's no one there at all.

--

Chen Yucui thinks Xu Qu is like a glass marble.

Clear, pale, fragile.

/ The beautiful bubble snow inside the glass marble has to be shaken to make it float. /

--

[Short Scene]

After receiving this New Year's gift, Xu Qu disagrees with what Officer Chen wrote on the greeting card. She looks at the snow in the sky. It's her first time seeing snow, and her cheeks turn pink as she says earnestly, "It can float even if you just turn it upside down."

Chen Yucui never told her that at first, he wanted to smash it.

🌨

"Do you still remember the way home? Don't be afraid. I'll take you home."

Theme: Listen to the voices of animal life and help people and nature live in harmony