Chapter 1 — Transcending to Be the Crown Prince's Pet

After traveling to the beast world, I — a rare human — was sold to the Imperial Crown Prince. The cold prince attentively read 《Treatise on how to raise humans as pets》, his face darkened, but he still patiently took off his shirt to feed me, playing the role of... male mother. During the day, I relied on him and coddled him, pointing my five fingers to force him to serve me. At night, I secretly snuggled into his warm, firm chest to take some comfort. The Crown Prince grabbed my naughty hand tightly, gritting his teeth: "Don't touch me anymore." 1When I was brought to the auction platform, I completely gave up. As a young lady living in luxury, facing a group of beasts with supernatural fighting power, I had no way to resist. Looking down at the crowd's passionate eyes, I silently prayed: I just hoped I wouldn't fall into the hands of a pervert. "One million!" "I'll pay two million!" "Three million, don't fight with me!" The sound of bidding echoed in all directions, and I, the one being sold, looked around in boredom. When my gaze stopped at a lobby on the second floor with open windows, I was immediately stunned. Long, slightly curly black hair, half of it tied up in a high bun with a golden crown, the other half loose in the back. Bronze skin, cold golden eyes without any waves looked straight at me. I blinked, pretending to be pitiful. Dark-skinned handsome guy - hits my sweet spot! No matter what, I have to be sold, so it's better to choose the owner myself - I thought calmly. The young man paused slightly, then looked at me with meaningful eyes. With tears in my eyes, I silently looked at him, my eyes filled with pleading. But soon, under that cold gaze, I had to lose. Well, just obediently wait for someone to buy it. Just when I was feeling depressed, a deep, hoarse voice said: "Five million." As soon as the words ended, the entire auditorium fell silent. "His Royal Highness the Crown Prince offered five million, is there anyone else who will continue?" The auctioneer spoke up. No one dared to pay more, so he tapped the gavel: "Congratulations, Your Highness the Crown Prince, for successfully acquiring a rare human being." "Rare human being"...? I listened and the corner of my mouth twitched. Because I had run away many times before, this time they gave me medicine to soften my body, and I had no strength left in my arms and legs. After being bought, I was carried straight to the Crown Prince's private room. In the quiet space, we looked at each other. "His Royal Highness?" I spoke up to break the silence. "You should call me by another name." The prince leaned back on the sofa, resting his chin and looking at me, his voice lazy. "Another name?" I lowered my eyes to think. In this world, humans are a rare species that are difficult to keep alive, only royalty and aristocrats can afford to keep them as pets. Thinking that, I suddenly understood. After pondering for a moment, I softly called out: "Master." He nodded, looking satisfied, then asked: "Do you have a name?" "Van Huyen Nguyet." "And what is your name?" My polite habit made me unconsciously ask again. As soon as I blurted it out, I immediately regretted it — forgetting that this was no longer my world. I nervously looked at him, afraid he would get angry. But he was only a little surprised, then calmly replied: "My name is Ve Tu. However, I prefer you to call me master." I obediently nodded. Not long after, he stood up, leaned closer: "Can you walk?" I was stunned and honestly shook my head. "Really... why am I so confused about bidding you?" Ve Tu raised his eyebrows, wrapped his arms around my thighs, letting me sit on his strong arms. The other hand was behind his back, holding me tightly against his chest. "Let's go, take you home." 2 Returning to his palace, I held my stomach and sat still. I hadn't eaten all day and was very hungry, but I didn't dare open my mouth casually. Seeing my small movements, Ve Tu understood: "Hungry?" "Yes." I nodded slightly. "Wait there." Ve Tu patted my head, then turned and left the room.