I Turned in National Treasures in a Tragic Romance

Synopsis: Archaeological researcher Lin Rong transmigrates into a tragic romance novel as Lin Yuxin, the heroine fated to be a sacrificial pawn. At the time, the domineering CEO male lead, Gu Shiyan, is trying to smuggle ten volumes of Dunhuang sutras. He tells her, "Take the fall and spend five years in prison for me. When you get out, I'll send you abroad to start a new life." For the sake of her clueless younger brother, Lin Yuxin heads straight down the tragic, no-turning-back road. Lin Rong: Heh. Archaeologists may often dig up zongzi (mummies), but we're no pushovers! System: [Ding! From now on, Host must play Lin Yuxin, the heroine of a tragic romance, and rescue lost national treasures in another dimension, returning them to China's museums.] System: [Your first mission is "Goodbye, Prison Blues": clear Lin Yuxin's name. Use your gift of verbal combat to send the domineering CEO male lead to prison, and don't let those ten priceless volumes of Dunhuang sutras be lost overseas!] System: [As long as you return the artifacts to the country, Host can exchange them for high technology from the future. Everything you could want is available...] Artifacts are vessels of civilization, carrying the spiritual legacy of five thousand years and bearing the finest witness to China's history. The scattered national treasures must be found and brought home. Can a nation as vast as China, with its magnificent civilization, really let foreign powers plunder its cultural heritage?! This time, Lin Rong will send every lost artifact home, so our culture and history are no longer left with regretful gaps. PS: A feel-good power fantasy, with as much logic as possible. The story follows the pursuit of national treasures and the fight against artifact smugglers. Along the way, Lin Yuxin gets her name cleared, and some of those awful male supporting characters and relatives get put through the wringer. PPS: This story has only one main world. The System issues missions. There is a regular group of companions. Coming soon: I'm Directing a Dating Show in a Marriage-Phobic Novel Synopsis: Lin Jiajia transmigrates into a marriage-phobic novel, becoming the director of a dating reality show. At the time, society in the novel has lost faith in love because marriage customs have fallen apart. The whole country embraces singlehood, the population keeps shrinking, and fear of marriage is everywhere. Every year, the number of newborns is less than a third of the number of deaths, and population growth has fallen below the minimum threshold. The government has no choice but to aggressively promote all kinds of dating reality shows, hoping to reshape society's views on marriage. Lin Jiajia is one of countless dating-show directors. Her cast members are all afraid of marriage and children, and each has countless reasons for never marrying. In truth, they're all victims of their times and of harmful marriage customs. Her mission from the System is: [Director, please do your best to open these guests' hearts, help them reshape their views on marriage, and free them from the shadows and emotional knots of the past.] Then, viewers see this on her show: An unmarried-for-years actor and actress suddenly appear everywhere as a couple and announce they're off the market. A martial arts star, single for years after being hurt in love, suddenly announces she has a sweet young fanboy boyfriend and walks down the aisle. An international supermodel who spent years playing the field suddenly announces an engagement to her childhood sweetheart, finally finding the love she'd lost for so long. Viewers: !!! What kind of genius dating-show director is this? Is she the matchmaker herself, come down from heaven?! Lin Jiajia: No, because I gave my golden finger to the government. PS: The right to freely choose whether to marry must not be violated. Marriage must never be forced under any circumstances. The protagonist isn't a parent pressuring people to marry. She's just a director with a mission. Whether to marry is entirely up to each guest. Marriage should be a reward for love, not a compromise with life. The protagonist only helps the guests untangle their emotional knots. The final decision to marry is entirely their own. PPS: I'm hoping to start around November. Please add it to your reading list. I'll be sending out red envelopes throughout the release. Thank you! Theme: Protecting cultural relics