Elder Sister

Blurb [Exclusive to Jinjiang. New novels, "The Early-Era Tragic Romance Heroine Is Done with This [Quick Transmigration]" and "Falling in Love After Divorce," are now open for updates]: Su Jinshi fell from the ranks of the capital's noble ladies into poverty. Her mother died of illness, her younger siblings were still children, and her father spent every day drunk and useless. She and her siblings set up a funeral hall for their mother. Their uncles and aunts kicked open the door with vicious dogs in tow. "You're still young. From now on, we'll 'take care' of everything you have." The lamps before the coffin burned dimly, their light barely reaching the room. The little child she'd taken in knelt beside her, eyes bright and sharp, his tone amused. "So 'kind.'" "I think so too." She lowered her eyes and slowly rose. Her noble bearing alone was enough to command the room. But as she turned, she drew a dagger and cut off the dog's head. "No beasts get to rule my home!" The little boy's eyes widened in surprise. In time, the Su family produced one remarkable person after another, becoming a force to be reckoned with. Yet the one nobody dared provoke was its eldest daughter, Su Jinshi, whose fierce reputation meant no one dared marry her. Just as the world had decided she was destined to remain alone, the young top-scoring scholar came to her window and looked up at her, his eyes filled with starry delight. "I've come to take you home." The top-scoring scholar's residence, where she had once lived as a child, was ready to welcome its mistress. Note: The male lead is a scheming sweetheart; the female lead is a short-tempered proper lady. Blurb for the new novel "The Early-Era Tragic Romance Heroine Is Done with This [Quick Transmigration]": Ye Ting had just ascended to the celestial realm. She casually flipped through a few books at Siming's office, then got so angry she called the author a complete hack: A virtuous wife who had given everything to her family was cast aside after her husband's family squeezed out the last bit of usefulness they could get from her. She met a tragic end. Ye Ting: Women who refuse to be slaves, rise up and take down these vile authors! Siming: ??? She volunteered. This was her destined fate. A kind, beautiful young woman eloped for love, only to be given by her lover as a gift to a count with mysterious tastes. Bullied into despair, she died in misery. Ye Ting: Fight back! Use your beauty to win them over! That heartless author deserves to go bald! Siming glared at his own carefully maintained, thick hair: You want to die! A beautiful farm girl was taken by force by a general. The man she loved was sent to the battlefield by the male lead and died there. In the end, the heroine fell in love with the general because of his persistent devotion, and bore him a son... Ye Ting: ...This is sick! Siming: If you're not sick, then you write it... A woman, doomed to bring misfortune to those around her, was sold by her fiancé because of a black mole on her hand and died at the hands of traffickers. Ye Ting: How come this harbinger of doom didn't bring them all to ruin? Siming: ...Why don't you go bring some doom yourself? So Siming wrote a few strokes with his brush and sent Ye Ting into the book to suffer. Several hundred years later, he finally remembered that Ye Ting had already been given a position among the immortals. If she didn't return to it, he'd be punished. But Ye Ting was busy taking revenge, tormenting scumbags, conquering the foolish, and bringing misfortune to them. She was thriving, had twisted the story beyond recognition, and had no intention of coming back. He entered the book himself to ask her what she wanted to do, intending to become her father but ending up as her husband. Ye Ting calmly wiped her treasured sword. "No rush. Let me kill a husband and prove my Dao first." Siming: ...What Dao are you trying to prove? Ye Ting: The Dao of Emotionlessness. Siming roared: Don't do anything reckless! That's the Immortal-Slaying Sword! Ye Ting smiled. "The immortal lord volunteered. This was his destined fate." Notes: 1. If there's a crematorium, I'll burn the scumbag to ashes. I won't go digging for a love interest in a garbage dump. 2. The heroine cultivates the Dao of Emotionlessness. The romance is very, very, very light... 3. There may be brief couples in the small worlds, but there is no male lead in the main world 4. Originally titled "After Becoming the Heroine of an Early-Era Tragic Romance [Quick Transmigration]" Blurb for the new novel "Falling in Love After Divorce": Su Wei had spent eight years in a marriage where she was a wife in name only. She went to prenatal checkups alone, gave birth alone, raised the child alone, worked alone, handled the housework alone, and dealt with an endless stream of disputes alone... She was a wife, a mother, a father, a daughter, a son... At last, she woke up. After an argument that made her want to burn it all down, she said with remarkable calm, "Xiong Yu, let's get divorced." #The Ex-Husband's Road to Redemption# Blurb for the upcoming novel "Becoming a Fortune-Teller in Ancient Times": Legends say the ancient Wu people possessed the power to communicate with Heaven and Earth. The Heavenly Ladder collapsed. To reopen the passage between Heaven and Earth, people of every clan hunted down those with Wu blood, keeping them imprisoned like livestock to be slaughtered. After several hundred years, almost none of the Wu people remained. On the second day after Ji Xing got separated from her clan, she too was shackled like livestock. Ji Xing: ...I predicted it right again... Note: The heroine is the best fortune-teller in the world. She works diligently to terrify people as a little