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After Transmigrating into a Book, I Accidentally Won Over the Miao Youth

2025-11-11 Category: 0

After Transmigrating into a Book, I Accidentally Won Over the Miao Youth Plot:

Office worker Tang Xiaotang stayed up late finishing a transmigration novel—only to wake up as the book’s “three-chapter cannon fodder” female supporting character, a villain marked for elimination by the Miao witch boy A-Cheng using gu magic! To survive, she flips the script: sneaking A-Cheng strawberry milk, taking the clan elders’ whip for him, even daring to touch the silver gu bell on his head! The once ice-cold A-Cheng gradually thaws under her warmth. But just as Xiaotang thinks she can “coast through the plot,” she uncovers A-Cheng’s secret—his life-bound gu can open a time portal, but it requires the most precious sacrifice… What she doesn’t know is that from the moment she transmigrated, A-Cheng had already secretly planted her name in his gu.

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