After transmigrating into the body of a cast-off farm wife, Qin Duo is utterly exasperated. But she's far too young to spend her life as a widow, and she says there's no way that's happening. So what if she becomes the first woman in history to divorce her husband? As long as she's happy.
Does being cast off mean she has to swallow her grievances and give in? Qin Duo says no. Watch her use what she learned in her previous life to make a brilliant life for herself in this backward, alternate world.
I'm currently serializing a new novel, Transmigrating into a Book as the Chief Secretary's Moonlight.
After transmigrating, Gu Li finds herself in an imperial-examination novel as a timid supporting heroine. She secretly funds the male lead's studies, but when he passes the highest imperial exam, her cousin takes the credit. She dares not speak up and eventually dies of depression.
The transmigrated Gu Li only wants to build a business, make a fortune, and open a workshop. She offers the male lead a high salary to work as her bookkeeper and wants nothing more than an employer-employee relationship. So Gu Li avoids him and keeps her distance, doing her best to minimize their contact. She is this cautious because she fears following the original character's path and dying of depression.
The two live under the same roof but are like strangers. Fang Haoming, reborn, is anxious to know when he'll finally be able to make up for the mistake he made in his previous life.
A transmigrated, ambitious heroine x a reborn, proud male lead.
One-line synopsis: The glorious journey from a poor farm girl to the chief secretary's wife!
A note: One-on-one romance, both are each other's first and only. The heroine has an overpowered golden finger. She takes down scumbags. An alternate-history setting.
In short, this is the story of a modern pharmacist who transmigrates into the body of a farm girl and works hard to achieve her dreams in ancient times.
1. This is a one-on-one romance. The male lead is kind only to the heroine, who is independent and strong.
2. She has no golden finger and builds her fortune entirely through her own abilities. Of course, if someone wants to give us money, we won't refuse, hehe. Anyway, back to the point: this story isn't angsty. There are a few little twists along the way, but the romance is definitely sweet.
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Premise:
The Divorced Farmer's Wife Thrives on Her Own
After I Transmigrated into a Book, I Kept Farming My Way to Fame
Growing Rich with Medicinal Herbs (Transmigrate into a Book)
I Transmigrated into a Book as the Chief Minister's White Moonlight
After My Engagement Was Broken, the Regent Wants to Marry Me
A Farmer's Everyday Life Spoiling His Wife
She loves her son very much and supports her son to elope? And then he spent 30 taels in gift to hire the heroine? How contradictory is this?
What's the difference between locking someone up casually and robbing someone?
Damn, I would like to make a suggestion. Can the male protagonist please stop calling the female protagonist "girl"? It feels like the same violation as "uncle" and "loli".
This heroine is crazy when she laughs
Can a village girl be literate and read?
An hour is enough for a ten-mile journey, and it doesn't even take an hour.
Love comes like a tornado... Keep on being sweet and pampering!
There are girls in the countryside who cannot get married. . . There is no such thing as divorce from your husband
I feel that the heroine's inner complaints make no sense at all. She doesn't know that at that time, men were the gods, right? So it would be the most outrageous thing for a hostess to divorce her husband for the sake of the heroine. Do you still expect her to think like the heroines of the past in modern times?
The text is a little childish, and it is a bit unreasonable to write it here. The public security in the capital cannot be so bad, let alone the crown prince of Qin. If the location is arranged at a temple in the suburbs, it is still more acceptable.