My Husband Says He Came Here Through a Soul Transmigration

When she was eleven, Jiunai married the Ji family's Sixth Young Master, Ji Chulin, who had been cast out of the family and suffered from madness. Ji Chulin gave her a new name: Chunhe.

Chunhe: “Father said a woman should observe the Three Obediences and Four Virtues. Whatever my husband says is right.”

Ji Chulin: “Who said that? Today, I'm giving you a lesson. The core principle is gender equality! What do you mean, ‘this humble wife’? Say ‘I’! Say ‘I’!”

Chunhe: “Husband, why don't you take the imperial examinations?” Ji Chulin: “Because I'm a programmer a thousand years in the future! I'm not some ancient Chinese literature grad student!”

Ji Chulin: “You don't mind that I'm crazy?”

Chunhe: “Everyone says you're crazy, Husband. But even if you are, you're still my husband!”

This is a story about a soul transmigrator who refuses to be “poisoned” by feudal society and marries a little girl who has been deeply “poisoned” by feudal society. It's also a story about a little girl growing up with her husband's companionship.

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“The First Female Marquis” (also known as “Flowers Bloom Across the Land”)

From a bullied concubine-born daughter to a founding marquis, she tears a crack in a world where “women are weak.”

A time of chaos.

Warlords divide the land, the people are displaced, and natural and man-made disasters abound.

Men struggle to survive, and women suffer even more abuse.

Born to a concubine, she severs ties with her past and enters the palace in her elder sister's place.

She has no special talent, and seeks teachers everywhere, only to meet with repeated setbacks.

She sees too much injustice in the world, and too many lonely women suffering abuse.

At last, she decides to join the army, seeking a peaceful and prosperous age with weapons and blood.

Amid war and bloodshed, of the young men who once drank and sparred with her, some ascend the throne, some are buried beneath the earth;

some withdraw from the world, while others rise to high office.

She spends her life pursuing martial strength. In the end, alongside the women who long to change the world, she tears the first crack in an suffocating world, one wide enough for all women to breathe.

Then the land stretches wide, and flowers bloom everywhere.

*Coming soon~*

“Scumbag Men in a Matriarchal World”~

Part of the Jinhua Dynasty series. The Jinhua Dynasty is divided into “official history” and “romance.” “Little Flower Pig” is the official history, while this new story is the romance. It tells of a completely worthless scumbag trying to “survive” in a matriarchal dynasty. Transmigration isn't included in the official history, so this counts as “romance.”

Blurb:

A story about a completely shameless scumbag who transmigrates to a matriarchal world and is “educated” (rou) and “disciplined” (lin) by the ladies into a perfectly obedient, doting sweetheart.

[Things to know before reading]

1. This story has a little snark, but it doesn't do much damage (doge). It's not very satirical (two doges).

2. As long as you don't take the scumbag male lead's side, this is a satisfying revenge story about punishing scumbags.

3. If you do take the scumbag male lead's side, this is a story about striving to succeed. (doge)

4. With this kind of subject matter, there is definitely no “both characters are virgins” setup.

Theme: No matter when or where you are, even if you suffer, toil, get mocked, or are called an idiot, you must stay true to yourself.