After I Transmigrated into a Book, I Only Want to Stay Single

New novels: Green Tea Queen of the Silver Screen Becomes a Top Student in the 1980s and Raising a Child and Studying at Peking University in a Period Novel are now underway. Check out their blurbs below.

I transmigrated into a melodramatic angst novel as the tragic heroine: framed by her stepmother, scorned by her wealthy husband and cheated on, then forced into submission by her first love, a powerful villain who returns for revenge.

Ye Mei: ???

Hah. As if I'm going to follow the plot.

A few months later, Ye Mei cleanly dumps the scumbag, wrests power from her stepmother, and sits in her office counting her first love's money.

In a vast conference room, she gives a lesson to a row of young women:

"Ladies, you must always rely on yourselves. Men and all that? They're nothing but passing clouds..."

The door suddenly swings open, and a face so handsome it's almost outrageous peeks in cautiously. "Mrs. Jiang, it's time to eat."

The young women: "..."

Huh... This motivational speech sure is sour!

One-on-one romance, full-dive game, not reborn. Don't let the opening fool you, um...

Green Tea Queen of the Silver Screen Becomes a Top Student in the 1980s, where he has to win her back

Blurb:

They say: To be a great woman, you must work hard and never complain. Be gentle and considerate to your alcoholic husband, virtuous and dutiful to your sharp-tongued mother-in-law, and give your spoiled children everything they want. Serve your husband and raise your children, and never regret it.

Sheng Xia: ...Hah!

I'd rather study hard every day and become a knowledgeable woman of the new generation, ready to help build our country.

Get lost, all of you! Don't keep me from checking in at Tsinghua, Peking University, Harvard, and Oxford!

Raising a Child and Studying at Peking University in a Period Novel, a story about raising a child while studying

Blurb:

After the college entrance exams were reinstated, her educated-youth husband took two years off to earn a college diploma. Then he immediately turned cold, left 200 yuan and their three-year-old daughter behind, and wanted a divorce so he could return to the city.

When Yue Ning transmigrated into the book, the original owner was clinging to the scumbag's leg in tears, begging him not to abandon his wife and child.

Yue Ning: ...I've got something to say, but I'm not sure I should say it.

"A divorce is fine."

"Pay me 20,000 yuan for taking out the trash, and I'll sever ties with you for good."

Go on, get out of here. Trash belongs where it belongs.

Yue Ning was a commitment-phobic player.

She loved moving through a crowd of flowers without letting a single petal cling to her.

She used to say marriage was out of the question, and having children even more so.

Then she transmigrated into a book and became a divorced country woman raising a child.

Looking at her worried parents, her brother with a black eye, and the soft little dumpling with big, sparkling eyes, she silently brought out a box of books.

The villagers all said she'd gone crazy.

That is, until Yue Ning, who barely knew how to read, got into Peking University, published articles and books, and was received by the county leaders. She was rolling in scholarships and royalties.

Everyone: ?!?!

A few years later, she was invited to a factory to provide technical guidance, and happened to run into her ex-husband. He'd blown up the lab through a careless mistake and was being chewed out by his boss.

Yue Ning: "Well, what a small world."

Theme: The single life is the best life