Su Mo transmigrates into a book and changes gender, only to become a fox girl?
From the start, her family is destroyed, and she's tied up and hung from a tree by a tree demon. Is she going to die?
Luckily, a passerby rescues her. She's just about to thank him, but...
“Hey, sir? Why are you holding a knife to my throat?”
“Shut up. Come home with me and marry me...”
“...”
Though the passerby “picked” her up and kept her like a caged bird, Su Mo has always been wild and free. How could she become another man's wife?
Luckily, she has mastered the art of acting like a sweet, innocent girl. Fooling an “unsuspecting” ancient man should be a piece of cake.
But the more she fools him, the more she realizes something is wrong. How did she even manage to fool him into having a daughter?
It isn't until she hears the passerby's words that everything suddenly makes sense.
“Su, my wife, I was reborn. Did you really think you could fool me?”
Oh no! It turns out she was the one who got fooled!
[Gender Bender] [Transmigrate Into a Book] [Romance] [Redemption] [Immortality] [Alternate History] [Groveling Ex-Husband]
Yes, I'm back to life, man!
This puppet is currently battling with a driver's license, and it's really... Beyond my capabilities. Please, dear readers, be gentle with my spanking!
Happy Children's Day! May all the children be happy, joyful, and healthy! Even though you may no longer be a baby in terms of physical age, I hope everyone can find a anchor and stay true to their original aspirations! Keep it up!!
I've been really busy lately, so updates have been slow, even I feel it. Maybe I should just add this book to my favorites and let it "grow" (I'm probably the first person to suggest readers "grow" a book). Don't worry, this book only updates slowly, it won't die out. (This thread offers a wake-up call service; leave me a message below, and if I write a lot, I'll let you know.)
This male lead is disgusting; it feels like this whole thing is going to fall apart. Maybe it would be better if he just remained unrequited love.
Happy Mid-Autumn Festival!!
To be honest, the plot is boring, it started strong but ended weakly, and the main character is really annoyingly stupid; I have a phobia of stupidity.
When will we reach the modern era?
To be honest, the descriptions of the female lead after her death, and her encounter with the male lead, felt very jarring. It was like you were trying to hide something, yet also wanted to fast-forward. It just felt ominous. Everything else was good. It's a very good read, but I don't know if it's suitable for keeping as a pet.
Could the child of the male and female leads be a little fox demon? After all, the female lead has strong bloodlines, so there's no reason why her daughter shouldn't be born. In addition, after reading so many stories about marriage remarriage, this book and "She Offended the Male Lead" really opened my eyes. Seeing two different male leads in such a short period of time was quite shocking. The requirements for male leads in "marriage-reversal" novels are really too low these days. And then there's this whole "marriage-reversal harem" genre popping up everywhere. What's going on with "marriage-reversal" novels?