On Our Wedding Night, I Teased the Sickly Heir Until His Eyes Turned Red

Li Qingci remembered that in the end, she had unleashed all her wood-type powers, controlling a Level 10 mutated Vajra Wood to fight the Zombie Emperor to the death.

Just before she died, she faintly heard the sound of a massive amount of merit being credited to her.

When her consciousness returned, Li Qingci was startled to realize she had transmigrated!

As soon as she woke, she learned she had been promised in a marriage meant to bring good fortune to the gravely ill heir of the Marquis of Wu'an, Xie Yanxi. Before she could object, she stumbled upon Xie Yanxi, whose soul had transmigrated into a black cat, about to be captured and tortured to death.

[You dare! Do you know who I am? How dare you try to capture me!]

The black cat Xie Yanxi yowled and puffed up all over: Meow meow meow?!

Li Qingci had accidentally heard his thoughts. Leaning against the pavilion railing, she prepared to enjoy the show.

[Aargh! If you dare capture me again, once I get back into my body, I’ll beat you all to a pulp!]

Li Qingci smiled faintly. “A human soul in a cat’s body. Interesting.”

[It hurts! I hereby declare you all doomed! I’ll make the Marquis of Wu'an’s guards smash the Li residence to pieces!]

Li Qingci’s smile stiffened. “The Marquis of Wu'an? Isn’t that my cheap fiancé’s family?”

With nowhere left to run, Xie Yanxi charged straight into the arms of Li Qingci, who was watching from inside the pavilion.

[Woman! If you save me today, I’ll promise you wealth and splendor for the rest of your life!]

Forced to rescue the cat, Li Qingci looked down at the bedraggled black feline, fur standing on end in her arms, and clicked her tongue. “All right. This cat belongs to me now.”

On their wedding night,

Xie Yanxi lifted the bridal veil and saw the beautiful face that had spent every day making him perform cute tricks for her when he was a black cat.

Perfect. Tonight, he would settle the score for all that “mistreatment”!

Li Qingci smiled seductively. “Husband, it’s time to pet the cat.”