Coming soon: The Union Girl of the Eighties
-----Story Blurb-----
"Technology Strengthens the Nation" contest entry reason: The story features the use of modern scientific knowledge to make weapons, sail across oceans, and more.
[Female Lead's Version]
He Yuanling transmigrates to the Great Jing dynasty, where she becomes the orphaned daughter of a convicted official. Her family has nothing, and at home she has an elderly grandmother and a baby brother who still needs to be fed.
Forced to find a way to support her family, she gets a chat group whose members are all former emperors of the Great Jing dynasty.
With the help of these emperors, she sets out on the road to success.
But...
"What? You want me to enter the palace, assist the emperor, and save the Great Jing dynasty from collapse?"
"You want me to save a useless tyrant who never even favors his consorts, with treacherous officials infesting the court?"
[Male Lead's Version]
He ascended the throne at four, and by eighteen had become a useless tyrant reviled by the entire realm.
Then Heaven sent him a little palace maid named He Yuanling. With her help, Qin Xujun, who had been lying low for years, takes on the powerful ministers and kicks the corrupt officials to the curb.
Qin Xujun: She's way too useful.
He Yuanling: Hold on, let's get this straight. Which one of us is using whom?
~~Fictional setting, no need to fact-check~~
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The General's Wife Is Beautiful and Knows How to Play the Game
The movie star Bei Ange has always used her beauty to get her way. But she accidentally falls into the script she was holding and becomes a spy who murdered a general's new bride.
Bei Ange doesn't want to die, and she still wants to be fierce. After weighing her options for ten seconds, she realizes her only way out is to impersonate the bride.
The great general Yuan Que is tough, ruthless, and calculating.
Just as he's about to slash the spy's face, she looks delicate and helpless and cries, "Husband, someone's trying to kill me!"
Yuan Que is baffled. "Are spies all this melodramatic now?"
Later, everyone in the capital knows the great general married a devoted fangirl.
"My general is so handsome, so good at fighting, and so wonderful to me."
As soon as she gets home, the little darling drops the act.
"Scheming, taking down fake sweethearts, and a powerful palace boss watching me like a hawk. Being a general's wife is exhausting. I want to quit."
Yuan Que: "Take a break, my lady. I'll handle it."
The female lead stirs up trouble, while the male lead says one thing and means another.
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The Union Girl of the Eighties
He Ruyue transmigrates to the 1980s and becomes the union chairwoman's sidekick.
The company is huge, the chairwoman is busy, and young, baby-faced He is easy to pick on, so the workers use her as their punching bag.
On her first day, five people show up at He Ruyue's office: a female factory worker suffering domestic abuse, an impoverished university student struggling to get by, a veteran driver caught in an indecent situation, a local hoodlum shamelessly demanding extended sick leave, and a former engineer who is convinced he's being persecuted...
After finally resolving all five headaches, before He has time to drink some water, she discovers a man kneeling at the door.
The man wails, "I accidentally killed my wife. I'm here to turn myself in."
He is stunned. What kind of situation is this? Why does it all have to happen to me?
Theme: The fate of the nation is everyone's responsibility
I've finished reading "Spreading Flowers". The author's writing is very innovative, but the line between the second male lead and the princess feels a bit stiff.
Disgusting~( ???` )~, This man pretends to be affectionate
I haven't watched it for a long time and it's already finished. The couple of the eldest princess is quite uncomfortable.
The more I watch, the more I like Saint Ancestor. Isn't his career great?
Ah, this, is it almost over? It feels like it hasn't started yet, weapons haven't been made, too many clans haven't been changed, people's lives haven't improved, and border issues haven't been resolved.
I don't see how they are compatible. If they were of different genders, they would be scolded to death for their stubbornness.
The chase is finally over. Spread flowers and spread flowers.
Damn, it's really uncomfortable that I can't clean myself up like this.
I read it in one go. It was well written, but the ending was a bit rushed. I originally wanted to see how to defeat the enemy. The emotional line is reasonable, but it doesn't feel touching. It would be better to watch the late emperors bickering in a group. Overall, it's a pretty good novel.
The general's wife climbed over the wall and read the entire book. Come on, madam.