She Came Back With Her Spirit Spring

Chu Youyan transmigrated into a novel as a pampered young lady with a magical spring. Just as she was about to lead the whole village out of poverty and toward the peak of her life, she suddenly transmigrated back, magical spring and all. Chu Youyan looked at herself in the bronze mirror. She was only fourteen, still the frail, plump legitimate daughter of the Chu family. Soon, her fiance would publicly break off their engagement, and she would be made to replace her half-sister in a celebratory marriage to her fiance's sickly young uncle... In her previous life, she had been so consumed by resentment that she turned a blind eye to his care and affection. In the end, he was brutally murdered while protecting her. Now that she had another chance, Chu Youyan swore to heaven that she would never let him down again. This time, she would protect him and make sure he lived a safe and happy life. What Chu Youyan never expected was that the man who died young in her previous life was actually the only son of Prince Qi, lost to the world. Content warnings: 1. A sweet romance. The heroine dotes on the hero early on. 2. A very powerful golden finger. Please don't offer writing advice. Coming soon: Transmigrating into an Angsty Novel to Take the Imperial Exams Xie Qianjue transmigrated with his family's shopping mall into an old-fashioned angsty novel, as the heroine's twin younger brother. He died on the road fleeing famine after appearing in just one chapter. The little cannon fodder was the family's only son and the emotional pillar of all the women in the household. His death destroyed an entire family and set the heroine on a lifetime of misery. When Xie Qianjue arrived, a group of pitiful women were braving the snow and rain to seek medical help for him. The young heroine was even kowtowing until her forehead bled. Looking at the group of women, old and young, and remembering their tragic fates, Xie Qianjun couldn't help sighing to himself. What else could a grown man do? He'd just have to shoulder the burden of this poor family. Theme: Supporting one another