Those Years I Transmigrated with a Manor System

For the first twenty years of his life, Luan Sining had it made in the modern world. Who knew that feeling sorry for a stray cat would ruin the comfortable life he'd built? The stray cat gave him a game System, and then he transmigrated to an alternate ancient world. It might sound like a good thing, but Luan Sining just wants to go back. This ancient place doesn't even have flush toilets. Why on earth did they dump him here? Why?! Why?! System: Anything from the modern world is available here, dear. You just have to pay... ahem, level up. Luan Sining: ... And it really does have everything. The game is a management sim, starting with a plot of land. Luan Sining plays his way to success. Years later, Luan Sining sits down with a stack of blank pages to write his memoirs. The first line reads: How this world-famous estate was built is something I don't really understand myself. I only did a little bit of work... New story coming soon: The Scum Top Doesn't Want a Divorce [Quick Transmigration]. Click the author's page to follow. Who could resist a story this deliciously angsty and dramatic Wen Jingxi and Pei Mo are lovers who have somehow offended God. They are bound to fall in love in every life, but their relationships never end well. Every life ends much the same way. Whether through misunderstandings or a twist of fate, Wen Jingxi, heartbroken, always leaves coldly and decisively, leaving Pei Mo to gaze after him and sigh softly. But only Pei Mo knows how much it tears him up inside every night after Wen Jingxi leaves. Perhaps they'd suffered so much that even Heaven couldn't stand to watch. In some unnoticed corner of the world, a voice rang out: "System 965524 activated." "Task requirements confirmed: Every couple I ship must get a happy ending." "Task codename: Winning Back Your Wife at the Crematorium." Theme: