The Nine Cauldrons - Chapter 564: Compensation

A heroine character transmigrates and gets busy expanding her golden halo of MC-ness.

A villainess character transmigrates and gets busy changing her cannon-fodder fate.

A side character transmigrates and gets busy stuffing her bottomless stomach. She holds a divine sword in one hand and a little bun in the other. She’s obedient, adorable, incredibly clueless, and frustratingly tightfisted with her words. So what does she do when she spies a cute blonde?

Feng Wu: “Please marry me!”

Ming Xi: …

A hilarious story about an overpowered airhead in a world reminiscent of Coiling Dragon. This particular tale has an interesting mash of tropes.

- Description from Novelupdates

There are quite a few time travels in these years, but he is probably the first one who suddenly and inexplicably time travels during the execution of a mission. A new world, a new beginning, may be the best result for him. but……
Animals transform, well, he’s calm.
There is no woman, well, he is calm.
As a female, she still needs to marry a guy who can transform…Calm down, draw your knife, and prepare to kill someone.
“Ah Liu, calm down, calm down, help~~~”

Content tags: Another World Continent Qiangqiang Shengzi Sweet Text
Search keywords: Protagonist: Ah Liu, Cedric ┃ Supporting roles: Phil, Adolf, etc. ┃ Others: Orc, time travel, strong

- Description from novelbuddy

Sergeant Xia Yao, born into a wealthy and renown ancestry, is a playboy who has turned over a new leaf. Yuan Zong is an ex soldier from the special forces who opened a bodyguard training company after being discharged.

When Yuan Ru, Yuan Zong’s sister fell for Xia Yao’s charms, but could not break down his erected barriers, she came to Yuan Zong for assistance. Little did she know, the moment Yuan Zong saw Xia Yao, this ex-special force knew no other person would ever catch his eye.

And so begins the battle between brother and sister for the most coveted price – Xia Yao’s heart.

- Description from Novelupdates

(R18) “I heard that the dragons are lustful beasts.”‎‎. . .‎