Transmigrated into an Ancient-Era Foolish Filial Scum Alpha

Weibo: Jinjiang Luo Xiaopai

Ji Huan woke up one day to find that she had transmigrated into an ancient story about foolish filial piety, becoming a foolishly devoted daughter in a farming family.

Her original self was emotionally manipulated by her entire family. She did the hardest, most exhausting work without complaint, while her parents spent all the money from selling the grain on her eldest brother and third younger brother. They claimed the eldest needed it because he was the firstborn, and the third needed it to prepare for the imperial exams. As for the share that should have gone to her, her mother claimed she was just keeping it safe for her, but secretly gave it all to her eldest and youngest sons.

Her wife, Jiang Yubai, whom she had married, was branded a jinx by her mother. Her mother not only forbade Ji Huan and Jiang Yubai from consummating their marriage, but also made things difficult for Jiang Yubai at every turn, assigning her the dirtiest and most exhausting chores. Too dutiful to her parents to speak up, Ji Huan never said a word in Jiang Yubai's defense.

By the end of the book, Ji Huan had spent her whole life working hard for her family and died young of illness before turning forty. Jiang Yubai died even earlier. As Ji Huan drew her last breath, all her parents had to say was a casual, "You were pretty dutiful."

Reading the original story, Ji Huan let out a derisive snort. What kind of feudal garbage was this? She'd like to see who dared try to guilt-trip her!

So when her mother told Ji Huan to work in the fields, Ji Huan lay down on the field ridge and slept like a baby. When her mother ordered Jiang Yubai to cook for the whole family, Ji Huan went into the kitchen and "accidentally" smashed every bowl. When told to carry water, Ji Huan added senna leaves to it, leaving the whole family with unstoppable diarrhea. When her mother withheld the money she was owed, Ji Huan borrowed money around the village and told the lenders to go ask her parents for repayment.

In the end, Ji Huan's parents couldn't stand living with her anymore and proposed splitting up the household. Ji Huan gladly accepted her share of the land and money, then took Jiang Yubai off to build a life of their own.

Fortunately, Ji Huan had been a Jian Zhan artisan in her previous life. She soon returned to her old trade and made a name for herself in town. As for the shameless relatives who later tried to manipulate her again, Ji Huan's response was, "Who are you?"

Note: Qianyuan = alpha, Kunze = omega, Zhongyong = beta. No extra appendages.

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Blurb 1:

When Lin Ran woke up, she found that she had transmigrated into a wasteland novel from a romance site, becoming one of the many simps devoted to the heroine, Mo Shuyu.

Mo Shuyu, however, was only using her. After an accident completely destroyed the base where Mo Shuyu lived, she took her child to seek refuge with Lin Ran. Lin Ran thought her own happiness was finally within reach, never realizing that Mo Shuyu had already gotten involved with the leader of her base and had asked him to get rid of Lin Ran as soon as possible.

During an operation to wipe out a horde of zombies, Lin Ran was "accidentally" shot dead by one of her own people. Even as she died, she was still wondering who would protect Mo Shuyu and her child now that she was gone.

Reading the story, Lin Ran was full of questions. It was the apocalypse, and she was still being a simp? No wonder she died so young.

She wasn't about to follow the original plot. What did Mo Shuyu's life or death have to do with her? Stockpiling supplies and improving her skills were far more important.

Lin Ran didn't dwell on the heroine. She spent every day busy buying everything she could.

When the apocalypse arrived, Lin Ran sometimes stayed home eating and drinking, and sometimes went out to hack down zombies and trade for randomly drawn cards to save her life. Her days were busy but fulfilling.

She felt sorry for the mother and child living across the hall, so she often slipped them some food. The little one would always thank her with sparkling eyes. Just as Lin Ran was growing closer to the woman and child, she learned that the woman was Mo Shuyu. Her attitude toward the mother and child took a sudden turn for the worse.

But the little one was just too cute, looking at her with tearful eyes. Then Lin Ran looked past the child and saw Mo Shuyu gazing back at her with reddened eyes. Lin Ran had to admit she was starting to crack. Fine, she'd be a simp. What else could she do?

Blurb 2:

A year ago, Mo Shuyu completely lost control of her own body. She did many things against her will, like juggling five or six backup suitors. She hated it, but now she had regained control of her body and no longer paid those men any attention.

Then a major disaster struck, and the food at home gradually ran low. Just as Mo Shuyu was planning to go out and find a solution, Lin Ran, who lived across the hall, repeatedly came to her and her little one’s aid. Gradually, Mo Shuyu felt that Lin Ran had changed, but one thing hadn't changed: Lin Ran was still very good to her and her little one.

Until one day, Lin Ran's gaze toward Mo Shuyu and the child grew cool. Mo Shuyu felt an inexplicable ache in her heart. Did Lin Ran no longer like her?

Note: The child is Mo Shuyu's older sister's.

Theme: Strive to improve yourself and bring warmth to those around you.