Serving the Underworld in the 1960s

Important notice: Say no to wild game, starting with me. Selling, raising, and eating wild animals is wrong. Everything in this story is fictional. Please do not imitate it.

Ruan He was born into the Ruan family in Qianshan Village in the 1960s, without having drunk Granny Meng’s soup of forgetfulness.

In 1960s China, everywhere was poor, and Qianshan Village was poorer than most! To keep from going hungry, Ruan He had to use her ability to see ghosts to secretly trade with the underworld for food and drink!

Other transmigrators have all sorts of powers and a space full of supplies, and lead their whole village to prosperity! She can’t even get enough to eat and is scared by ghosts every day. She’s never seen a more good-for-nothing transmigrator!

Coming soon:

I’m Spreading Traditional Chinese Culture Across the Stars by Mu Zitong

Wei Wan’er, a refined young lady skilled in music, chess, calligraphy, and painting, catches a cold and wakes up as a pitiful girl in an interstellar slum.

She has nowhere to live and no money, and she’s pregnant, too.

With not even enough money for an abortion, Wei Wan’er discovers how culturally barren this world is.

Wei Wan’er smiles. From then on, she livestreams, plays music, dances, writes, paints, and spreads traditional Chinese culture. Before she knows it, she’s famous across the stars, with everyone calling her their goddess.

Military Marriage and a Doting Husband in the 1980s

Blurb One:

Qu Zhit Tao was still single at twenty-eight in her previous life when she transmigrated into the body of a young woman who didn’t like her soldier husband.

Seeing her husband’s broad shoulders, narrow waist, long legs, and military uniform, exuding an air of abstinence, Qu Zhit Tao’s legs went weak.

She couldn’t help shouting at the original owner in her mind: “You don’t want this husband? I do!”

The original owner gave her a cold look. “If you like him, you can have him.”

Blurb Two:

After marrying, Zhan Jilin discovered that his wife, who had been cold toward him before their wedding, had become incredibly affectionate and especially fond of acting cute. He could barely keep himself under control around her.

His wife said she wanted to quit her job, and he agreed. They could always find another one.

His wife said she didn’t want to work, and he agreed. His salary was high enough to support the whole family anyway.

His wife said she wanted to submit her writing, and he agreed to that, too. If it got rejected, he could just hide the rejection from her.

But later, a crowd of people came to his wife to buy the rights to her books. Only then did Zhan Jilin realize that his wife had become a literary superstar long ago, not the pitiful little thing he’d thought was getting rejected every day.

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