The Mail-Order Bride

My next novel is The Darling Girl in the Siheyuan [1990s]. Please add it to your reading list. Blurb: Han Jingyu, stationed far away with the army, returned to Tangcheng with the three children of a comrade-in-arms. But he received two telegrams from his hometown: one said his former fiancée had broken off their engagement, and the other said his mother had arranged for another woman to come to Tangcheng and marry him. The moment he saw her, he thought she was far too young. His first reaction was that this was ridiculous! After they had spent a few days together, his wife said she was going back to the city to visit her "family." When several days passed and the young woman still hadn't returned, he panicked. He floored the accelerator and drove to Tangcheng to find his wife. Zhao Man had never married in her previous life, but had perfected her green-tea act. She transmigrated into a novel set in a bygone era, becoming the prettiest village girl in Peach Blossom Village, a real little green-tea flower. As the biological daughter of the textile mill director, she was reduced to cannon fodder by her stepbrothers, who had usurped her place. Just as her stepbrothers, reborn and having transmigrated into a book, began their own comeback stories... Zhao Man was still eating dirt in a remote southern village. She was following the plan to face-slap everyone, turn her life around, and return to the city, when the male lead's mother took a liking to her and introduced her to her son, a soldier in Tangcheng. After thinking it through, Zhao Man realized she could return to the city without getting hired, have three sons without giving birth, and get married without falling in love. Three wins in a row. Worth it! The protagonists' lives: strive, fail, strive again... Zhao Man's life: talk her way through it, move to the city, and coast through life with everything on easy mode... Warnings: 1. The male lead is seven years older than the female lead, so he thinks his wife is young. The female lead is an adult, already eighteen! 2. Mail-order brides were brave women who traveled thousands of miles to find their husbands during a particular period in history. My respect to you! 3. This is a long novel. To avoid falling behind, it's best to buy a little at a time if you don't mind the trouble. 4. You can finish reading in a few days, but the author spent six months writing it. If there are any inconsistencies in the plot, please go easy on me :) -- The aloof and ruthless rich-family dividing line -- Coming soon: The Darling Girl in the Siheyuan [1990s]. Please add it to your reading list. Blurb: Everyone said An Ran was lucky. She was born and raised in a siheyuan in the capital, excelled at school, and had parents who went south to make their fortune. So many boys pursued her that they could line up down the alley. But her fate took a turn in the year she sat the college entrance exams. She failed the exams, her parents died unexpectedly, and she hit one obstacle after another at work. Her whole life passed in a daze, and she thought that was all there was to it... It wasn't until she was on her deathbed that she learned someone had taken her admission letter, sabotaged her job, and stolen the demolition compensation for her old home. Even her parents' deaths were shrouded in mystery. She wasn't even herself: someone else had used her name to live a lifetime of effortless success. When she opened her eyes, she was back in the familiar alley, with its dilapidated siheyuan and noisy neighbors. The calendar read 1991. She had returned to the summer before her college entrance exams... Theme: Living life with optimism