Quick Transmigration: One-Chapter, Satisfying Stories

A story only feels satisfying when it refuses to follow the usual script! The side consort kicks open the door and flips the table, then bundles up the emperor who arranged her marriage and sends him off to form a political alliance; A general asks for a second wife in recognition of his military service, only to have a puppet steal his identity and take credit for his achievements; Two heiresses switch places, and the fake heiress gets mind-read into silence, leaving her cursing up a storm; A family heirloom jade bangle belonging to her father somehow bonds with a sow, letting them communicate across time; A stepmother in the 1970s leeches off her daughter, until three women join forces to dump her; Her husband fakes his death to escape their marriage, but she drags him back and makes it real. His beloved concubine and illegitimate child aren't getting away either; Is substitute romance becoming real life? An overworked stand-in is here to ask: Have you paid your social security contributions?