Blurb 1:
Wei Wan'er was a refined young lady, skilled in all the arts: music, chess, calligraphy, and painting. She had only helped shield her brother from an assassination attempt, but when she woke up, she had become a poor, helpless girl on a remote planet in the interstellar era.
Not only was she penniless, she was also pregnant.
With no money even for a pregnancy termination, Wei Wan'er discovered how little this world knew about ancient culture. No one had heard of the Tang poems or Song lyrics, and famous books and histories had all vanished.
Wei Wan'er smiled. From then on, she started livestreaming, played the zither, danced, wrote calligraphy, painted, and casually spread Chinese culture. Before she knew it, she was famous throughout the interstellar world, with everyone chasing after her and calling her a goddess.
Blurb 2:
When Wei Wan'er entered the Hongmeng Livestream Contest, she never showed her face and gained a huge following through her talents.
The biggest fan among the movie queens publicly posted in support of Wei Wan'er and campaigned for her. Within a day, Wei Wan'er rose to first place, instantly drawing ridicule from the fans of all the streamers she'd out-ranked.
Under intense pressure, Wei Wan'er was forced to remove her face filter.
[Holy crap, what am I looking at? Is this an actual fairy?]
[I always thought I liked the streamer for her talent, but then I realized I'm actually a fan of her looks.]
[What's it like to go from hater to fan? All I can say is, she's so good!]
Note: Some poems, recipes, and other specialized knowledge in this story were referenced from books and Baidu. The books used as references are listed in the author's notes.
Please add my new novel to your reading list: Military Marriage and Devoted Love in the 1980s, by Mu Zitong.
Blurb 1:
Qu Zhi Tao had reached the age of twenty-eight without ever dating. In her previous life, she transmigrated into the body of a young woman who disliked her husband for being a soldier.
Seeing her husband, with his broad shoulders, slim waist, long legs, military uniform, and an air of abstinence, Qu Zhi Tao's legs went weak.
She couldn't help shouting in her heart at the original owner, "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 2:
After getting married, Zhan Jilin discovered that the wife who had been so cold toward him before their wedding had become incredibly affectionate and loved to act coquettish, making it hard for him to control himself.
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 hide the returned manuscript from her.
But later, a crowd showed up asking his wife to sell the screen adaptation rights to her book. Only then did Zhan Jilin realize that his wife had long since become a literary great, not the poor thing he thought was getting rejected every day.
I Became the Boy Band's Darling, by Mu Zitong
Hua Duo woke up to find she'd transmigrated into a female supporting character who had taken her brother's place in a boy band. In the book, the original owner was untalented and didn't train seriously. She relied on pity to get votes, constantly harassed the male lead, who was the best singer and dancer in the training camp, and framed the mentor who was the heroine. Everyone in the group hated her, and in the end, the male and female leads exposed her true nature. Hated by the whole internet, she couldn't take it and killed herself.
Now that Hua Duo had transmigrated into her body, remembering the original owner's fate, she kept to two rules for survival: train hard and stay away from the male and female leads.
But... Boys in the group, did you all transmigrate too? Stay away from me!
A little scene:
"Hua You, what perfume are you wearing? You smell so good! Let me take a sniff." Hua Duo desperately tried to back away, close to tears. She couldn't get rid of her naturally sweet, girlish scent!
The male lead, who was teaching her to dance, squeezed her arm. "Hua You, why are you so soft everywhere? No wonder you have no strength when you dance."
Hua Duo smiled and secretly made up her mind: She was going to build muscle!
Her roommate, who thought they were close, said, "Hua You, come on, let's go shower together. You can scrub my back while we're at it."
I don't... Ah... Hua Duo clung desperately to the bed frame, almost in tears.
...What should she do when she's too popular?
The heroine is obviously so talented and has made great contributions to the country. Why are these idiots unwilling to admit it? It's like they are blind and cannot see. They insist on belittling the heroine.
Gone? I feel like I haven't finished writing yet!
Is this the end? I thought there would be one or two extra chapters
Get married quickly! This has been dragging on for too long.
The male protagonist's mother is also very lonely. Did the male protagonist's mother always come to the heroine's house before? The heroine hasn't visited her home yet?
It feels great that there is such a temple in the interstellar era! I don't know and I don't have a Taoist temple
What was the male protagonist thinking, and why did he reveal their relationship before leaving? Without even a single discussion, he left, and the heroine faced a lot of problems.
I must have been composing music before!
It would be interesting to shoot some fairy tale movies in the interstellar space. After all, there aren't many interstellar movies of this type! There is still a market for costume dramas!
Why don't you pack some food for your mother and send it over?