The Noble Lady of the Tang Dynasty Falls into the 1970S

This is a novel I'm planning to write, and I'm building up a backlog... "You're Half My Life" While on a business trip in the capital, Liu Xin faints and discovers she has leukemia. When she returns to the company, she finds that her boyfriend of many years has already been cheating on her. After breaking up with him, she moves to Shanghai to start over. Yan Shaoan has just returned from abroad when he catches a glimpse of a girl in the capital and falls in love at first sight, but misses his chance to meet her and deeply regrets it. Then, as luck would have it, he sees the same girl again when he arrives in Shanghai for work. Yan Shaoan goes to great lengths to live under the same roof as her, hoping that being close by will give him an advantage. Liu Xin has a terminal illness, yet remains hopeful about the future. She has a job she loves and an excellent suitor. Just as she is preparing to find love again... "I don't know who she is, and I don't want to know. I don't want to donate my things, and I'm not breaking any laws." After accidentally overhearing a phone call, Liu Xin decides to leave. You have your principles, and I have my dignity. I don't want to use love to hold you hostage. If Heaven takes pity on me and lets me live, we'll meet again. I'd break every one of my principles for you. I just don't want to put you in a difficult position. A terminally ill game artist VS a career elite back from studying abroad Working title. Blurb saved. 2022.11.24 "I'm Still Xu Xian" blurb Xu Xian once thought he would really have to wait at Jinshan Temple until Leifeng Pagoda fell and the waters of West Lake dried up before he could see his wife again. Lonely nights and page after page of dry scriptures slowly consumed his hope. Xu Xian sat in Jinshan Temple like a walking corpse, enduring it all by clinging to his precious memories. Then, one day, whether in a dream or an illusion, Xu Xian suddenly returned to the time before the story had even begun... "The Fragrant Girl" is a period novel set in the 1960s and 70s. Blurb: "Did you hear? That family's house was overrun by rats yesterday!" "Serves them right. Those things eat human flesh and drink human blood. They belong with the rats." "Exactly. I heard that fake young lady was so scared she turned pale, and she still hasn't dared go home." A conversation in the fields that morning reached someone's ears. She gave a faint smile. Five coins' worth of incense, a little wolf dung, ground into powder and mixed evenly. Burn it in an incense burner in a clean room, and the rats will come on their own. If you like it, please visit my author page and add it to your favorites! As for this novel's companion story, please add it to your favorites and wait patiently for me, dears. (^V^) I've just enabled anti-piracy protection for this novel, so please be careful when purchasing it, dear readers! Blurb As a noblewoman of the Tang Dynasty, Cui Chuyi learned needlework, music, chess, calligraphy, painting, and social etiquette from a young age. She could remain composed even if Mount Tai collapsed before her, and never bat an eye when a deer sprang up beside her. Yet not one of her tutors had ever taught her what to do if she suddenly found herself in another world... Completed novel: "My Father Is Xu Xian". If you're interested, you can transmigrate over from my author page. Theme: