Sweetheart in My Arms

The everyday life of a young couple six months into marriage, in a lovey-dovey series~

No matter where Lin Huai went, he saw it...

The older women in the village looked at him with such pity that it was practically tangible.

To his face, they looked like they wanted to say something but held back, leaving him completely confused.

"Such a fine young man, what a shame!"

"Why'd he have to marry such a lazy wife?"

"I heard their families have been friends for generations. It's bad enough she hasn't helped the Lin family, now she's dragging down Lin Huai, that fine young man."

"Exactly! Everyone says the Lin family is so generous!"

"..."

And the women never had a kind word to say about Ruan Jiaojiao.

"Lazy, spoiled, and fussy. That's her to a T."

"She just sits around eating without lifting a finger. I heard she's dragged Lin Huai to town again. Who knows how much she'll spend this time!"

Ruan Jiaojiao, who had just gotten her way with Lin Huai and was still acting coy, said: So what if I'm lazy? I can't be bothered with them either!

Lin Huai patted her on the head, thinking, What else can I do? I'll just keep spoiling her!

Basically, a pampered wife x a rugged man (?)

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Blurb:

Fu Mei of Taoyuan Village was called a lucky child by the old folks from the time she was little. She was born into a good family: her father was the village Party secretary, and both her older brothers were successful. No one had a bad word to say about the Tao family.

Fu Mei herself lived up to her name. She was round-faced and adorable, and even in the hardest times, her family made sure their only little girl had plenty to eat and wear. As she grew up, she proved bright enough to attend high school, and she married a fine young man. Everyone thought they made a wonderful couple.

The one unfortunate thing was that Fu Mei died young, in the prime of her life, on the mountain while gathering herbs for her child.

Perhaps because her little Bao'er was still on her mind as she drew her last breath, Fu Mei never truly left after dying. She watched over her child from the heavens.

It was through this twist of fate that Fu Mei learned her death had not been an accident. A friend she had trusted for years had been hiding ulterior motives.

Fortunately, her husband and child didn't let her down. They didn't blindly trust that scheming woman and fall into her trap.

Still, if she ever got the chance, Fu Mei would tear that woman apart with her own hands. The woman was so full of malice, and had killed her without feeling the slightest remorse!

Later, perhaps Heaven heard her prayers, because Fu Mei came back, returning to before everything began...

*Watch Fu Mei hook her arm through her husband's, hold her child in her other arm, and tear apart the white lotus!

P.S. Yes, Fu Mei is a strongwoman. She tears people apart with words :)

My 1970s Literary Girl is open for preorders~

Blurb:

*This is a story about a hero saving a beauty, and her savior wanting to repay her by offering himself.

Nearly a month after transmigrating, Fang Mi still hasn't gotten used to Shen Suiyuan's enthusiasm.

Isn't this guy a little too nice?

He was the one who saved her, and now he's going above and beyond to keep helping her.

No wonder he's a model soldier!

Still, even though Fang Mi could joke about it, she was too embarrassed to keep asking him for help.

Fang Mi: "Um, Big Brother Shen, thank you for saving me. You really don't have to be so nice to me. I can handle all this myself."

Shen Suiyuan: "No. I have to take responsibility for you."

Fang Mi: "Haha, there's no need to take it so seriously. It was just an accident that you touched my chest. Look, I don't even mind that much."

Shen Suiyuan: "Comrade Fang, please be serious. This isn't something to joke about. Don't worry, I won't force you. Once you agree, we'll start dating."

Fang Mi: "Huh? Isn't that a little too fast?"

Shen Suiyuan, guiltily: "..."

He was the one who had started developing other feelings, so Shen Suiyuan didn't dare look Fang Mi in the eye. He lowered his head, deciding to show her how he felt through his actions.

Fang Mi herself says: Let's put romance on hold for now. I can't just be a freeloader here; I'm determined to build a new career! //fist pump

The reality is...

She wasn't any good at anything practical, and hands-on work wasn't for her, so Fang Mi had to find another way...

One day, she happened to pass by the Propaganda Department and showed off her excellent chalk lettering. Suddenly, she discovered a new way to make something of herself!

From then on, Fang Mi boldly entered the literary arts world and set out on the path of a literary young woman.

*The transmigrator Fang Mi x the local soldier Shen Suiyuan

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Blurb:

Xi Lingling transmigrated into a book, a period novel full of constant showdowns between the heroine and the supporting female character.

But Xi Lingling was neither the heroine nor the supporting female character. She became the cannon fodder who, at the start, got pushed into a river and drowned after being caught up in the drama.

Now, the transmigrated Xi Lingling relied on her powerful survival instincts, flailing a few times and turning the situation around.

The cannon fodder who was supposed to drown by accident swam back to shore herself. When Xi Lingling climbed out of the water, she saw this scene...

The heroine, who had been crying her heart out, stopped crying.

The supporting female character, who had been shirking responsibility, stopped arguing.

The male lead, who had rushed over, suddenly didn't know who to comfort.

"..."

Xi Lingling looked at everyone present, speechless. Couldn't they see she was freezing?

In the end, a random passerby she didn't know gave her a piece of clothing.

At least there was one normal person in this book.

But in the days that followed, Xi Lingling found life after transmigrating into the book deeply exasperating. She had meant to sit back and watch the drama, but she kept getting dragged into the heroine and supporting female character's showdowns.

Xi Lingling says: No thanks. I just want to shine on my own.

College entrance exams? Sorry, I've got study guides.

The male lead? Sorry, I'm really not interested.

Making money? Sorry, that's my one true love!

Xi Lingling happily strides down the road to wealth in her period novel...

Huh? Why has that normal passerby stopped acting normal? Why does he keep following her?

Theme: The happy everyday life of a young couple