My new story, The Manager of the Bigwigs of the Three Realms, is now underway. Come check it out!
Synopsis:
After a car accident, Chi Ruo suspects the points System in front of her might be a huge trap. After carefully studying it for ages, she comes to this conclusion: not only can she be reborn after death, but once she has enough points, she can even become a civil servant with an official post in the Heavenly Court!
Could anything in the world be better than this?
Chi Ruo beams with dazzling confidence.
And so, she climbs mountains of blades and plunges into seas of fire, being cool, beautiful, domineering, and awesome on one hand, while having a thrilling, satisfying adventure on the other. And that's how the manager of the bigwigs of the Three Realms is born!
Years later, at an awards ceremony held by the Three Realms:
The most popular heartthrob in the human world: I'm so grateful to Chi Ruo. You gave me a warm world.
The Heavenly Realm's rising martial arts superstar: I owe it all to my manager, Chi Ruo, that I stood out from among all the prophets!
The Ghost Realm's most influential online celebrity: Having manager Chi Ruo by my side is the greatest good fortune of my life!
Everything seems to be going smoothly, except... Chi Ruo gazes at the man in the distance, suddenly worried. The heartthrob is so hard to woo. What should I do?
One day, Chi Ruo raises an eyebrow. "In your opinion, what advice would you give someone who wants to be a good manager?"
One day, his gaze darkens. "Marry me, and you'll become the best manager of the bigwigs of the Three Realms!"
Coming soon: The Tarot Card Goddess Is an Internet Celebrity. Feel free to add it to your collection in advance!
Coming-soon synopsis:
Ever since someone insisted on giving her a tarot deck while she was out shopping one day, Yan Jinyun, who had never used tarot cards before, seems to have gained the ability to see into the future and become a "fortune-telling genius."
An award-winning actress, popular young starlets, and actresses barely known beyond the eighteenth tier all visit her flower-tea shop, hoping she'll read their cards. Thanks to their enthusiastic word-of-mouth, Yan Jinyun becomes the undisputed internet-celebrity tarot goddess.
Until one day, Lou Xiaoheng walks into the flower-tea shop.
Lou Xiaoheng: My sister says you're really good at reading tarot cards. Could you tell me when I'll finish refining my Sun-Chasing Sword?
Yan Jinyun: You need someone important to help you.
Lou Xiaoheng: Of course...
This story will go VIP tomorrow, June 26, in the morning. Three chapters will be posted that day. Thank you for your support, mwah~
Grandmother is fair-minded, and the legal mother isn't particularly cruel. The sisters occasionally have petty squabbles, and life in the Ji household is peaceful, but never dull.
Ji Nianran, a transmigrator who can't do any housework, knows nothing about farming, and has no special skills, has one greatest wish in this life: to live a peaceful, uneventful life.
She treads carefully in the inner household, not daring to say one word too many or eat one bite too much. She has only one hobby: listening to gossip.
But life keeps pushing her forward, step by step, until she grows...
Updates daily at 11:30 a.m. If there's no update, the system has glitched or I've done something stupid...
One-on-one romance. The male lead doesn't get much screen time at first.
At heart, it's about everyday family life, with a little bit of household scheming.
I have plenty of chapters stockpiled and won't abandon this story. Come give it a try~
The setting is fictional. Anything unreasonable is something I made up for the plot, though I'll do my best to avoid any major plot holes.
If you like it, please leave a comment or add it to your collection. Either would mean a lot to me. Thank you! *Bows deeply*
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Here are the author's other works:
New historical romance: I Want My Childhood Sweetheart to Become a Phoenix (Rebirth) is now underway. Come check it out and add it to your collection~
Coming soon: The Tarot Card Goddess Is an Internet Celebrity. Feel free to add it to your collection in advance!
Newly completed Dream of the Red Chamber-inspired Quick Transmigration story: The Maid's Adventures in Dream of the Red Chamber
Completed fantasy story: The Little Witch's Oriental Detective Adventures
Completed Boys' Love story
Completed Dream of the Red Chamber-inspired story
Modern romance: Food Delivery Only for My Heartthrob, updated every other day
Coming-soon historical transmigration story
I hope you'll show these stories lots of support! Mwah~
Theme:
Why not find your natal family?
Is the heroine in a good situation?
It's difficult here and not easy there either. What do you think if you don't go to your mother's family for this kind of thing?
I finally finished reading it, and it was generally pretty good. However, there is one issue that I am emmmmming about, that is, the king. In addition to having the advantage of being the eldest son, how can such a person with a bad background and dislike of the first emperor be able to compete with a prince who is also liked by the emperor and has good abilities? It is also very annoying. Logically speaking, a prince who has a bad background and does not win the emperor's favor should have his tail between his legs. If he has ideas, he can only come up with them secretly, and it is impossible to compete with his legitimate son openly. There is no comparison between the eldest son of a concubine and a legitimate son. The eldest son of a concubine will only be considered when there is no legitimate son, not to mention that the eldest son is not liked. . . . Therefore, it is very unreasonable for him to become the later emperor's heartache. . .
I always feel like that Chunxi or Chun or something like that, the cook has also traveled through time.
I really like the author's arrangement. I didn't buy the book in the middle and read the ending first.
I have a question, isn't it a year for grandchildren to observe filial piety, and those who are already engaged are considered members of the husband's family, let alone being so strict, how can the wedding date be delayed?
It's just too short. It would have been better if the story were longer. The extra chapter at the end is not enough!
It's a big deal to send it directly to Ji's family.
After reading more than 100 chapters, I really can't stand it anymore. I want to complain so much. The female protagonist has no personality, the male protagonist has no sense of existence, and none of the characters are likable. This is really the first time I have encountered it. Also, the interaction between the male and female protagonists is like completing a mission, without any warmth at all; none of the other characters are memorable. I hope the author will improve in the next book!
His sister-in-law is really nice
My sister-in-law is not a relative, why can't I clean it up? I'm so frustrated.
Why not find your natal family? Is the heroine in a good situation? It's difficult here and not easy there either. What do you think if you don't go to your mother's family for this kind of thing?
I finally finished reading it, and it was generally pretty good. However, there is one issue that I am emmmmming about, that is, the king. In addition to having the advantage of being the eldest son, how can such a person with a bad background and dislike of the first emperor be able to compete with a prince who is also liked by the emperor and has good abilities? It is also very annoying. Logically speaking, a prince who has a bad background and does not win the emperor's favor should have his tail between his legs. If he has ideas, he can only come up with them secretly, and it is impossible to compete with his legitimate son openly. There is no comparison between the eldest son of a concubine and a legitimate son. The eldest son of a concubine will only be considered when there is no legitimate son, not to mention that the eldest son is not liked. . . . Therefore, it is very unreasonable for him to become the later emperor's heartache. . .
I always feel like that Chunxi or Chun or something like that, the cook has also traveled through time.
I really like the author's arrangement. I didn't buy the book in the middle and read the ending first. I have a question, isn't it a year for grandchildren to observe filial piety, and those who are already engaged are considered members of the husband's family, let alone being so strict, how can the wedding date be delayed?
It's just too short. It would have been better if the story were longer. The extra chapter at the end is not enough!
It's a big deal to send it directly to Ji's family.
After reading more than 100 chapters, I really can't stand it anymore. I want to complain so much. The female protagonist has no personality, the male protagonist has no sense of existence, and none of the characters are likable. This is really the first time I have encountered it. Also, the interaction between the male and female protagonists is like completing a mission, without any warmth at all; none of the other characters are memorable. I hope the author will improve in the next book!
His sister-in-law is really nice
My sister-in-law is not a relative, why can't I clean it up? I'm so frustrated.
This book is quite nice! I like this type!