Quick Transmigration: Doing Good Without Taking Credit

This story is published exclusively on Jinjiang. A work by Nuomi Shuijinggao. (After my friends teased me about this blurb for ages, I have to admit I'm terrible at writing blurbs. Cue the tears.) Chen Jingshu, a modern-day shut-in, is punished for offending the Great God of Jinjiang and has to transmigrate into classic works of literature! But why does the whole thing feel so off? Don't people usually live the high life after transmigrating? Oh, you say everyone's into farming after transmigrating these days? Even farming would be better than XXX! In short: This girl farms in a story that calls for household intrigue, crushes the competition in one that calls for palace intrigue, builds infrastructure in one that calls for adventure, and meets him at the most inopportune time. I've got a new story ready to go. I'll start updating it when this one is complete. If you're interested, you can add it to your favorites first =3= > Notes 1. The early part of this story is relatively [slow-paced]. There are basically no golden fingers or melodramatic twists, and the male lead appears [late]. This is not an angst story. 2. I've tried to avoid major [historical inaccuracies], but please forgive any minor oversights. 3. I won't delete any comments. If you find one of yours missing, [it wasn't me]. P.S. Thanks to my little cousin for making the cover. My personal artist is awesome! Should I add my impressive Weibo account? #favorite_1{color:#DC143C;font-weight:bold;border-style:double;} Theme: