Qi Rui's Guide to Supporting a Family

Completed. My next book is tentatively titled Raising Kids During the Famine. If all goes well, I'll start it before the end of the month. I have some chapters saved up, so updates should be steady. Please add it to your collection.

Blurb: Su Nan transmigrated to a famine-stricken era and nearly starved to death.

Seeing her three daughters' gaunt, yellow faces, Su Nan grabbed the nearest object, smashed her mother-in-law's door, and stole all the food she'd hidden away.

From then on, she got a System called the Bully the Villains System.

"Ding! You gave your rotten younger brother-in-law a tongue-lashing. Reward: five System points!"

"Ding! You gave your rotten mother-in-law a sound beating. Reward: fifty System points!"

"Dear user, all points earned through this System can be exchanged for the corresponding necessities for survival!"…

With her hands on her hips, Su Nan declared, "The more villains, the better. The only problem is when they're cowards!"

How else could she live a good life without any villains around?

Note: The years of hardship in this story refer to the 1950s, 60s, and 70s.

This book's blurb: Qi Rui is an uneducated good-for-nothing, but he's lucky to have a wealthy self-made businessman for a father. So even though he's a good-for-nothing, plenty of girls still like him.

What Qi Rui never expected was that one day he would transmigrate and become a peddler in ancient times, making a living by going door to door selling goods.

Of course, that's not the point.

The point is that this peddler had just gone to great lengths to lure a young woman from a local family back to his home.

Qi Rui transmigrated just as they were about to spend their wedding night.

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