The Eighties: The Metaphysics Master Keeps Wanting a Divorce

New novel: Become a Client in the 1980s, now updating. Blurb at the bottom. Please add it to your collection. Pre-release: Transmigrating into a Book with My Powerful Client Blurb: Ding Yan, an heir to the Longshan Sect, a family of occult practitioners, defied the will of Heaven and changed someone's fate. For this, she was punished by Heaven and struck by lightning, landing in a crime-investigation novel as its brainless, insufferable female character. When she heard that her husband, Chen Rui, who worked at the Public Security Bureau, had fallen for another woman, she stormed the bureau, then jumped into a river with her child... After transmigrating, Ding Yan looked at the man before her, who bore an uncanny resemblance to the person whose fate she had changed. She thought that getting struck by lightning once was enough, and she'd better stay alive this time around. Reading feng shui and catching little ghosts made for a pretty nice life, and as for a "husband," she could do without one. She pinched her fingers to calculate the date and declared, "Today is a good day for a divorce." Chen Rui, a big shot in the police force, was a man of few words. "No divorce." Ding Yan: "Either divorce me, or spend your days with a ghost, chatting about life. Pick one." Chen Rui: "..." Everyone said Chen Rui had been driven crazy by his wife. Every so often, he'd frown and mutter to the empty air, "Stop following me around." As a righteous, straight-shooting man raised on materialism, Chen Rui had never believed in ghosts or spirits. That is, until one day, when he was left completely bewildered... Occult master & a big shot whose words say one thing while his heart says another Reading guide: 1. The occult master wants a divorce every day, while the big shot in the police force tries to win his wife back every day. 2. One-on-one romance, no mistresses or love rivals. 3. This novel completely lets loose, so don't expect it to follow conventional logic. If it's not your thing, feel free to drop it. There's no need to tell me. Wishing everyone a very happy New Year! Currently updating: The Beloved Young Lady of the Immortal Sect Goes to The 1970s Blurb: Ding Miao, the beloved young lady of an immortal sect, transmigrates into a period novel as the little wife of a villainous big shot. The little wife is fair-skinned and beautiful, with a graceful figure and a dewy face that looks soft enough to squeeze water from. She is too delicate and pretty to endure hardship, so when the big shot is left with a lame leg after an accident, she runs off with a peddler. The big shot is dealt a double blow. He turns dark and ruthless, bent on destroying the world, while the little wife meets a tragic end as well. At the time, the big shot has only just become lame. He's just like the divine beast Chihuo on Spirit Mountain: irritable, and quick to flare up. Chihuo only listens to Ding Miao. Whenever it's about to lose its temper, Ding Miao hugs it, pats it, and gives it kisses. Ding Miao instinctively hugs the big shot and strokes his back over and over. "Don't be mad, don't be mad." The big shot stiffens, then secretly rubs his head against Ding Miao. He even wants to go, "Meow..." 1. This is not a "wicked stepmother" story. The female lead and the original character are one and the same. 2. The female lead is gorgeous, has a golden finger, and is a brilliant doctor. 3. Three years of the pandemic have driven people nearly mad, which is why I wrote this story. May there never be another pandemic. New novel: Become a Client in the 1980s. Blurb: After graduating from university, Du Sihui resolves to pass the civil service exam. After staying up all night, she unexpectedly transmigrates into a period novel about entrepreneurship and becomes the male lead's wife, who dies young. The original character was beautiful and wealthy, yet a man swindled her and used her as a stepping stone to success. She was written out early. In the 1980s, getting a government job wasn't yet like crossing a bridge packed with a million soldiers. All she had to do was work hard and pass the exam. A government job and money: that was her ultimate dream. Why go on another blind date, especially with a scumbag like this? She gives him a piece of her mind, then walks away without hesitation. Only later does Du Sihui realize she yelled at the wrong person. She apologizes, thinking that will put the matter behind them. But it turns out she'd insulted the book's main villain, the male lead's sworn enemy. Now the villain has her in his sights. He pins her against the wall, his voice husky. "You have two choices. One, I put you in my little ledger: sleep with me and have my baby. Two, I get in your little ledger: sleep with you and have your baby." Qin Lang built his empire from nothing, with his bare hands, and earned himself a fearsome reputation. All he cared about was making money, until a charming young woman yelled at him. After that, he couldn't take his eyes off her. He wanted to love her, spoil her, sleep with her, and hear her scold him between gasps... To read my completed novels, visit my author page: The Little Princess of The 1970s, The Big Sister of a Period Novel, The Beautiful and Charming Girl of The 1970s, and Daily Life After Marrying in The 1970s. Theme: Those destined to meet will find each other, even a thousand miles apart.