I've worked it out with my editor: the story will be completed and locked for paid access on the 22nd, starting from Chapter 35.
New story, currently updating: Marry a man and rise to success: "Transmigrated into the 1960s: The Grudge-Bearing Woman," a farming and pampering romance.
A transmigrated mother, a reborn son, and a male lead who belongs to this world. Sweet farming life in the first half, then the heroine enjoys a life of comfort alongside the male lead.
Bai Chuchu is an only child born in the 2000s. She's easygoing about money, neither short of it nor greedy for it. She has plenty to eat and wear, and has been cherished like a flower in a greenhouse.
After storming out over a trivial matter, she transmigrates to an ancient era struck by famine, where her family has nothing. At sixteen, she has an ailing mother above her and a gaggle of younger siblings below.
Luckily, she gets bound to a farming System, and now she has a chance to go home.
She turns into a determined big sister and props up her family's crumbling household. She takes over the Chancellor's ancestral home and makes it her own, just so she'll have somewhere to shelter in a chaotic world.
Then one day, the Chancellor's grandson passes through Jinyang and knocks on the ancestral home's door.
New story recommendation: "Transmigrated into the 1960s: The Grudge-Bearing Woman"
Synopsis: In a nutshell, marry a man and rise to success.
At fifty-five, Ji Luzhu never thought she would get divorced, let alone die on the way to getting one.
Afterward, she became a ghost and watched over a young woman with the same name. She saw the girl marry beneath herself to a poor scholar, only to be cast aside by him. She married again, and the scholar wanted her back. She separated from him and became the scholar's secondary wife, only to die unnoticed in a side courtyard of the old house.
Ji Luzhu takes a liking to the man the young woman married the second time around. He's eight feet tall, handsome and imposing, and incredibly strong.
Perhaps Heaven heard her wish.
She becomes Ji Luzhu, the woman who married beneath herself to a poor scholar, at the moment of her second marriage, before she has separated from him.
A transmigrated mother, a reborn son, and a male lead who belongs to this world. Sweet farming life in the first half, then the heroine enjoys a life of comfort alongside the male lead.
[Everyday family life, farming, and a pampering romance]
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The medicine has been changed, but why didn't you give it to the patient earlier?
I read this cute little girl who traveled through time in the 1960s, a resentful woman. Come on, I personally don't read system articles very much. I leave messages to increase my popularity. I really admire the author because she is really able to accept other people's suggestions and respond patiently. Anyway, she is the author with the best attitude among the novel authors I have read in the past few years. I believe that with hard work, your writing will become better and your career will become smoother.
I haven't read the book yet, but I'm reading the introduction. I would like to make some suggestions: can there be a dividing line when recommending books? Don't make people confused about the introduction of the book!
This may be one of the worst starts for a heroine I have ever seen. Goldfinger is very demanding for money, the environment is turbulent, and the whole family has a large population and is suffering from the plague. . . . . Too bad,
Ah, the heroine hasn't figured out the reality yet, she feels like she's constantly disconnected
Why didn't the heroine know about Bai Twelve's rebirth?
Sweet potatoes are sweet potatoes, sweet potatoes are sweet potatoes
I got the wrong time in the manuscript box
I don't understand why I have to write so many brothers and sisters. I'm confused by all the numbers.