My Wife Is Blessed with Good Fortune

My ancient farming romance *After My Husband Took the Wrong Golden Finger* is now underway! [You're welcome to follow and favorite my author page.] Song Shizhu has been lucky since she was little, and her luck remains just as good after she transmigrates. She comes from a modest official's family with plenty of money, a strict father and a loving mother, plus one adorable little brother. Most importantly, there are no concubines or illegitimate daughters. She's very happy with her life this time around. When she reaches the right age, she chooses the second son of the Feng family from among her many suitors. He's well-regarded throughout the county and well-educated. On the first day of the wedding, Madam Feng is grinning from ear to ear. Her son, who usually does nothing but bury himself in books, has finally married a Five Blessings girl personally endorsed by the abbot of Qingyuan Temple outside the city. After two or three months of nightmares, Madam Feng decides she'll burn some incense for the Feng ancestors first thing tomorrow, praying that her son will turn misfortune into fortune and won't die young. Reader's guide: 1. The heroine has a golden finger that helps her avoid misfortune and seek good fortune. The hero follows the path of taking the imperial examinations and becoming an official. The heroine's life as a scholar's wife goes smoothly from start to finish, and all the awful people who try to cause trouble back off on their own. That's a kind of satisfying story in its own way. The heroine doesn't have to beat anyone up; the awful people simply disappear! 2. There are no household-intrigue elements. Although the heroine has a golden finger, it doesn't cause any earth-shattering changes in her own life. Her good fortune flows gently and steadily as she and her husband rise together. 3. The novel enters VIP serialization on April 14. It has an anti-piracy feature, so if you're blocked, please come back later. 4. This book is set in a fictional world, very loosely based on history. Historical accuracy enthusiasts, please stay away. [Two upcoming novels: original stories set in ancient times and the Republican Era] *After My Husband Took the Wrong Golden Finger* Years later, someone asks Luo Meiniang, who came to the capital from the countryside, how she managed to spot the future Grand Secretary among a crowd of village ruffians. Luo Meiniang glances at her husband in his first-rank court robe. The System screen shining above his head makes her feel too embarrassed to take the credit. At first, after transmigrating into the body of a peasant girl in a remote corner of the ancient world, she discovers that the System bound to her has disappeared. Luo Meiniang thinks this is just how her life is going to be. Who could have guessed that more than ten years later, after making the Luo family prosperous through her own hard work, she would suddenly see a System screen above Zhang Yuhan, a village ruffian who had turned over a new leaf? Zhang Erlang is young, handsome, and eight feet tall. He's been a good-for-nothing since childhood, loves a fight, and never lets anyone take advantage of him, whether in or out of the village. After saving Luo Meiniang from a lightning strike, Zhang Yuhan finds a chance to ask her, "Last month, I saw a play where someone said that there's no way to repay a life-saving favor except by offering yourself in marriage. What do you think?" Luo Meiniang: ... *I Own a Paper Effigy Shop [Republican Era]* After her opium-addicted parents pass away, Gao Shu spends her days running the family's paper effigy shop with her lame grandfather and deaf-mute grandmother. She makes paper gods, candles, and tin foil. Her greatest pleasure is counting the silver dollars at home and seeing whether she can save enough food and money before war breaks out. One day, a Maoshan Daoist who was betrothed to her in childhood comes to the house. After they marry, Gao Shu discovers that her husband was expelled from the Maoshan Sect. He has a bitter feud with the sect and spends every day sharpening his knives and devising dark arts to get revenge. Gao Shu is worried. Looking at this plot, it seems like the wife is doomed to be a disposable character... Theme: