Akina_nass67

Dena, a 35 years old woman, transmigrated into a book and became a 16-year-old boy. 

Dena was weeping and complaining about why a boy and not a beautiful girl to God, then another shocking revelation came. 

It wasn’t enough that her gender was changed, he also was an alpha werewolf with special abilities and would die ten times before the storyline even began. 

Dena thought she was done for, even dying would not bring her salvation!!!




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This story involves Werewolves, dragons, witches, Mages and other supernatural races. 
Mc/ Edwin: (Dena) trapped in his body/ bottom/ Alpha
Ml/ Radin: Werewolf/Top/ Alpha

This story does not follow the typical Alpha-Omega relationship pattern. It is instead based on the Wolf pack system, including Alpha, Beta, Gamma, and Omega. The powerful ones can transform into wolves.
Matching with a destined mate is also sacred and challenging. 

Mc does not accept that she has become a male until the end of volume one. Others, however, see her as a boy, Edwin. It will take her some time to adjust to her new gender. This might make the story a bit confusing. But I wanted to be more realistic. I find it hard to believe that a woman, after 35 years of living with a female mindset, suddenly considers herself a man.

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English is not my first language. Feel free to point out my mistakes.

Transmigrated to become the male lead of angst novel

The disappearance of several teenagers from the incident in the hospital was the talk of the town for quite some time.


The city's gatherings and households were abuzz with gossip, revealing the meaning of the phrase "The tale spins like a web, where truth is but a thread."


Some claimed that a bomb went off, and all of them perished. Others believed they fought with their guards and blew up the hospital. Few said they had provoked someone from the capital, and they got arrested.


All public attention was turned to the Lohrasb and Sanders households, waiting for their reactions and explanations. But The families in question found no one to tell them about their children's fate. Even the military was in the dark on this matter.


Chapter 45