After Transmigrating As The Female Lead Of A Cruel Novel, I Raised a Big Shot Cat

Ji Qingyue has transmigrated. She is now the female lead of a “dog blood” tragic romance novel, cast in the role of a miserable body double (stand-in). In the original book, the male lead gaslights her, coerces her, and even forces her to terminate her pregnancy. Ji Qingyue: To hell with being a stand-in. She buys the earliest flight available and flees overnight. Fearing the male lead might track her down, she prepares to hide out under a bridge for the night. However, it seems this bridge isn’t exactly “unoccupied.” Looking at the black cat in front of her, fur bristling, right paw dripping with blood, yet eyes still fierce and predatory. Ji Qingyue finds herself in a bit of a dilemma. Since childhood, Bo Shuhan has been paranoid, solitary, and naturally rebellious. She loathes being touched and hates anyone who dares to intrude upon her territory. But one day, she discovers she has transformed into an abused cat. After finally escaping with her life, she finds a bridge to rest and recover. Just then, an uninvited guest breaks in. Only then does she realize she seems to have returned to two years in the past and has encountered the “White Moonlight” (her heart’s true desire) she has longed for day and night. One-Sentence Summary: The rose I grew will never change owners. Message: Even through the fiercest wind and rain, the future remains bright and brilliant. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: After Transmigrating As The Female Lead Of A Cruel Novel, I Raised a Big Shot Cat — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠