I Hear I've Been Transmigrated

On the day Lin Qingwu married Shen Muyou, she took a sip of the nuptial wine and inexplicably fell asleep. When she woke, five years had passed. She heard that during those five years, she'd been running wild, going for morning jogs and doing exercises at night, visiting brothels and listening to folk tunes. Her once doting older brother saw her and held his forehead. Her indulgent father heard her voice and took a detour. The only consolation was that her stepmother and stepsister, who used to bully her, trembled at the sight of her. She removed the copper hairpin from her hair and the iron bracelet from her wrist, fixed herself up, and went to see her husband. Seeing her, Shen Muyou sighed at the sky: "The person who lived inside your body is finally gone." Next up: "The Buddhist Crown Princess Is Leaving the Palace" They say the Crown Prince of the Eastern Palace, Feng Yunche, is cold and bad-tempered. He has frightened away countless noble young ladies, leaving the emperor and empress frantic over his marriage. Mei Youqing, daughter of General Mei, grew up worshipping Buddha in a convent with her mother. The empress took a liking to her during a palace visit and chose her as the crown princess. At first, Feng Yunche found her incense-scented clothes off-putting, and thought her bland and boring. But later... During the days Mei Youqing left the palace to worship Buddha, Feng Yunche missed her so much he couldn't sleep. [Bad-tempered Crown Prince x Buddhist Crown Princess] Early Feng Yunche: Don't come near me! Later Feng Yunche: My wife is the best! A great story by a friend: "Back to the 1970s with a Mobile Game" Tang Guo returned to the 1970s and transmigrated into the body of a hunter's daughter with the same name. She brought a mobile game with her, and the supplies she won in the game could actually be brought into the real world. Looking at the green mountains, she no longer had to worry about going hungry. Lately, everyone in the village had been talking about something strange. Ever since the hunter's daughter fainted from hunger, her luck had been incredible. She caught a pheasant one day and a hare the next. It was the envy of the whole village. In an era of scarcity, Tang Guo carried her game and supplies with her, full of optimism, and led her family toward a better life. Theme: