Completed works: The Reconstituted Family of the 1960s and I Picked Up a Treasure-Hunting Snake [The 1960s]. Currently updating: My Educated Youth Husband Was Possessed by a General from Ancient Times
Blurb: Xie Yao thought someone had possessed her body, and she died on a winter's day in 1968. Little did she know that fate had more in store. When she woke again, she had lived four different lives as an animal, and each time she encountered Shen Zan, accompanying him as an animal from childhood onward.
1. The macaw
From winter 1968, she traveled back to early spring 1944 and transmigrated into a macaw. Five-year-old Shen Zan found her and brought her home. They depended on each other and faced life and death together.
2. The treasure-hunting mouse in the southwestern mountains
In 1954, Xie Yao was a treasure-hunting mouse, busily scratching at the ground and dragging ginseng back to her burrow, when she found the injured Shen Zan.
3. The turtle in the Nanshui River
In 1963, Shen Zan fell from the sky after an airplane crash, landing right in front of Xie Yao, who was a turtle.
4. The cat on the farm
In 1968, Shen Zan went to a farm in the Northeast to visit his father. During his stay, he noticed that the farm's cat seemed to adore him, following him wherever he went. Looking into its jade-green eyes, he couldn't shake the feeling that they were familiar...
Xie Yao: Comrade Shen, I look forward to spending the rest of my life with you.
Shen Zan: I have only one mission for the rest of my life: to cherish and dote on Yao Yao.
Please note: this is a fictional setting!
Completed: The Reconstituted Family of the 1960s
Su Mei, who died in a zombie horde, was woken by a child's cries. The moment she opened her eyes, someone handed her a military medal and offered a sorrowful, "My condolences!"
In 1958, Zhao Ke returned from the border carrying his comrade's medal. Instead of a warm welcome, he was hit by one disaster after another: his wife's schemes and betrayal, his eldest son left with a lame right leg after being beaten, and his second son hospitalized with a high fever...
Su Mei, who knows a little history, wants to stay in the city with the children, but is torn between work and family. Zhao Ke urgently needs help. Through an introduction, he brings the children and Su Mei together to form a new family.
A powerhouse of an apocalyptic woman VS a calculating, scheming man
The male lead's ex-wife is reborn.
This takes place in a fictional parallel world. It focuses on daily life, food, clothing, shelter, raising children, and romance. It does not involve sensitive topics, so please don't read too much into it.
Completed: I Picked Up a Treasure-Hunting Snake [The 1960s]
Fu Hui, a Wu Ji with golden merit, transmigrates to the 1960s in Hua Country and becomes a little nun named Fubao on Mount Xiaoqing.
The political movement begins, and the little nun has to leave the convent.
"Leave the convent?" Fubao nods. "Great! Then I can eat meat!"
Hearing her thoughts, the animals on the mountain are overjoyed. It's our turn to contribute!
Blurb One:
Early one morning, the local animals blocked the convent gate.
When Fubao saw all the food she couldn't eat, she impatiently started to shoo them away as usual. Then she remembered the villagers at the foot of the mountain, and waved her hand. "All right, chickens and ducks, leave a few eggs behind, then go home!"
"Fubao," a little snake hurried over. "There's a lot of jade buried beneath those rocks. Shall I dig up a piece for you?"
Blurb Two: Fang Yu, who was sent down to the countryside with his grandfather, discovers that the newly arrived, shaven-headed little nun holds an extraordinary position in the village!
He also discovers that ever since she settled there, the villagers' meals have improved dramatically, and even his and his grandfather's circumstances have gotten much better.
PS: A feel-good fantasy set in a fictional world. The heroine changes her nickname later on.
This story could also be called The Wu Ji's Life in the 1960s.
Currently updating: My Educated Youth Husband Was Possessed by a General from Ancient Times
Li Man transmigrates into an educated-youth novel and becomes a Bai girl who is abandoned on a mountain by her educated-youth husband, then dies because of the female lead.
The moment Li Man arrives, she sees a wild boar charging toward the female lead and realizes she has stepped right into the path of death again.
According to the book, her educated-youth husband will suddenly rush out in the next instant, grab the female lead, and roll with her to dodge the boar's attack. Then he'll pull her up and run down the mountain, never sparing Li Man a single glance.
By the time the people below hear her screams and come running up, the original owner's body will already be cold, riddled with wounds.
Li Man counts down to her death in her head. Sure enough, the next moment, her educated-youth husband arrives.
"Charge forward, quick! Quick! Pick up the female lead and roll..." Li Man recites what comes next, waiting for the story to unfold as written.
Song Yu: "..."
Is his wife stupid? She doesn't know to run when she sees a wild boar, and now that he's here, she's muttering about picking up a woman and rolling on the ground? Has she watched too many dramas and gone crazy?!
The plot doesn't unfold as expected. Li Man stares blankly as the refined, handsome man tosses her onto his back. Carrying her, he picks up a piece of firewood from the ground and strikes at the wild boar just as it reaches the female lead, knocking it down with a single blow. The boar spits blood and dies in a fit of convulsions.
Song Yu died in battle on the frontier. When he opened his eyes, he saw a woman splashing about in a pond.
He rescued her, took responsibility, and married her.
He tried hard to adjust to this unfamiliar era and take care of her.
But something has been off these past few days. In fact, ever since the day he carried her down the mountain, things have been strange. Whenever he does anything, she eyes him suspiciously, muttering things like, "Good heavens, this scumbag's handwriting is amazing!"
"Damn, isn't this scumbag an educated youth from the city? Not only is he strong, he can repair farm tools, weave willow baskets and chicken coops, fish in ponds, plow fields, tame horses, and catch runaway cattle... And most importantly, he can even appraise antiques. He's, he's practically good at everything!!!"
Coming soon: Returning to the City for School [The 1970s]
Ye Shuang transmigrates into a novel set in a bygone era, becoming a lovesick educated-youth woman who gives up her spot at a Worker-Peasant-Soldier university for the male lead.
To let him focus on his studies, she ignores her reputation and her family's advice, stubbornly going to his home to care for his bedridden mother and young siblings.
She remembers how, in the book, the male lead enjoys all her sacrifices while falling passionately in love with the female lead at school. His mother and siblings, meanwhile, eat the meals she cooks and wear the shoes and clothes she makes, all while looking down on her and telling her to make way for the beautiful romance between their son and brother.
Ye Shuang scoffs and writes her own name on the application form for the Worker-Peasant-Soldier university.
She wants to see how the male lead will get into college without her.
Who will look after his bedridden mother?
Will those two ungrateful siblings still get hot meals and clean clothes, and be able to go to school carefree with their bookbags on their backs?
Behind the Peking University library is a small room filled with Chinese and Western classics banned from publication.
Whenever Ye Shuang sneaks in to look for books after first arriving at school, she always sees a cold, handsome young man in a white shirt and black trousers in one corner of the room.
When Chu Yunqing's friend drags him to the school gate to help welcome new students, he spots a slender young woman walking toward them with ease, carrying two enormous wicker trunks.
All heartbeats begin with curiosity at first sight.
A sly little fox VS a brilliant, sweet-faced schemer
Theme: A strong and prosperous nation
How many people in that era were really scarred physically, mentally, and mentally?
Halfway through the movie, I felt that the one who occupied Yaoyao's body was the returned version of myself, the clever fourth-generation animal, the version of myself with a stronger soul. When I finally watched it, I realized that it was indeed the case.
I finished reading this article in one night, and my pillow was wet with tears. It was so sad, even the ending didn't have that sweet feeling.
Treasure author, come on!
The parrot died so unjustly, and Zhu Qian was so bad! The spirit rat died too suddenly. The dog was ambitious but not a bad person. He subconsciously slapped the rat, but he didn't expect to take away a great future! Relatively speaking, the male protagonist is very lucky. His good birth allowed him to maintain a kind heart towards small animals, and it also gave him a lifetime of happiness.
Let me say a few more words. This article has a destined result. You can guess the ending after reading the beginning. And this ending is a bit frustrating, because it tells us: God is destined, and human power cannot resist fate. Therefore, I personally often feel irritable and want to abandon the article in the middle of reading it, because it is not interesting enough and the plot is not as coherent as Treasure Hunting Snake. Well, overall it's still ok, keep up the good work!
So that's it, it's a cycle. At first I thought it was Lu Yuqin who took over the body.
It's true, I didn't expect this turn of events. I felt so scared at first. Ohhhhh, it's a wonderful turn of events.
So, Yaoyao, have you ever thought about grandpa?
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