Transmigrating as a Live-In Son-in-Law

For the upcoming novel, My Husband Only Wants to Farm, and my currently updating novel, I Teach in Ancient Times, if you enjoy them, please visit my author page and add them to your favorites! Upcoming Novel Blurb Lin Huan transmigrates to a world he has never heard of before, becoming a ger, unwanted by both his father and mother. To escape being sold by his parents as a concubine to a landlord, he leaves home with nothing and decides to make his own way in life. Just as the villagers think Lin Huan won't last long and will come crawling back in tears sooner or later... Ding! You have completed a task. Reward: one sweet potato. Great, now he can solve the problem of keeping food in his belly. Ding! Congratulations on completing a task. Reward: one corn seed. It's only one seed, but he'll find a way to turn it into thousands upon thousands. To avoid starving to death, he rents land at the neighboring estate and starts farming. Using the farming skills from the game he played in his previous life, Lin Huan not only gets by, but gradually builds his fortune and becomes the envy of everyone. People clamor to buy the delicious food he makes, afraid it'll be gone if they wait even a moment. The superior seeds he brings help people struck by disaster survive the famine. Even the imperial court sends him awards and gifts, leaving everyone utterly stunned. His parents, brothers, and sisters-in-law come crying and begging for his forgiveness. Lin Huan sneers: If you hadn't owed the original owner a life, we could talk. But now? Go back where you came from! Then one day, a sickly scholar from the neighboring estate comes to propose to Huan with betrothal gifts. Lin Huan fumes: Marry your sister! Get lost! The man smiles brightly. Or you could marry me! Now that's more like it. Lin Huan happily agrees. The villagers, who thought Huan would never marry in his life: ...But isn't that sickly scholar afraid of dying? Huan is supposedly cursed to bring misfortune to his six closest relatives... What? The sickly scholar is actually a prince? A year or so later, looking at his growing belly, Lin Huan wears an utterly hopeless expression and just wants to curse: Damn it! What a messed-up world! The prince: My husband thinks about nothing but farming all day. What am I supposed to do? Blurb for This Novel Chen Xiu is a straight man who transmigrates and immediately becomes the live-in son-in-law of a ger in the Lin family. At first, he thinks he'll just coast through life, eating and waiting to die. Unexpectedly, he befriends the prime minister and the great general, and ends up living a miserable life in which powerful people keep digging holes for him, and he has no choice but to jump in. When they conscript him into the army, he says, He's a peace-loving man. They can do the fighting. He just wants to be a fire-soldier who can strategize and look dashing with a feather fan and silk scarf... He gets beaten up badly... Chen Xiu says, This is so hard for me! Watch him pacify the barbarians step by step, open up the Silk Road, and help his husband grow his business until it reaches the world stage. A hapless, goofy man who transmigrates, balancing love and career... Theme: Ordinary love