The Entire Immortal Realm Spoils Me with Money

Seeking Favorites for My Next Book, Sword Cultivator Transmigrates into the Heroine of an Angsty Novel (blurb below)

Blurb One:

Outside, lightning flashed and thunder boomed. The pages of 365,168 Dangers of Dating Too Young fluttered down like a vast snowfall.

The immortals: Spend a hundred million copies! Strike that bastard on the head with purple lightning! How dare he seduce our little phoenix!

Inside, Ding Miao was pinned against the wall by Jiang Jin Xun.

The man's eyes and brows were icy. His cool fingers gripped her chin as he leaned close. "Do you like him, or do you like me?"

One second later, the obsessive bloodlust in his eyes melted into boundless tenderness. He casually dispelled the heavenly tribulation, blushed faintly, and took a step back. "My lady, I was too forward."

Ding Miao: Damn it! If I'd known you had two personalities in one body, I never would have fallen for your face!

Blurb Two:

Ding Miao was the last phoenix in the True Immortal Realm. The immortals of the Ninefold Profound Heavens guarded her day and night, watching her hatch with their own eyes. From the moment she was born, she was adored by all.

A purple parasol tree for her nest, soft flower stamens for her bed, dew from jade branches to drink, and fruits of myriad spirits to eat.

On the day she took human form, the immortals waited eagerly. The Nirvana flames died down, and the little phoenix was gone?!

Ding Miao had waited and hoped for ages. At last, she took human form, only to open her eyes and find herself transmigrated into a book as the doomed real daughter in Raising a Daughter into a Phoenix.

She had no money, no power, and no spiritual energy. In the future, she would be disfigured, have her tendons ripped out, and be thrown into a brothel district to die miserably.

Ding Miao: ??

The immortals, who had finally found the little phoenix but could only watch her from afar: ??

A thatched hut, a broken wooden bed, a chipped bowl, and a little phoenix whose stomach was rumbling with hunger. And now her adoptive mother wanted to sell her to the village bully to pay off a debt?!

The immortals erupted...

That day, a bowl-sized bolt of purple lightning tore through the sky. Inky clouds churned, as if a calamity of gods and demons had descended once more.

Later, a cultivator who ascended to immortality asked in an interview: What happened that day? Were you exterminating evil demons?

The immortals: No, we just saw the little phoenix go hungry and got angry.

A male lead with a split personality x a phoenix heroine adored by all

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Seeking advance favorites for my next book, Sword Cultivator Transmigrates into the Heroine of an Angsty Novel. Blurb below. If you're interested, please add it to your list

Blurb:

The Demon God Chi Xiao was powerful, good in a fight, and incredibly handsome, yet he had been single for ten thousand years.

He obtained the Mirror of Destiny and saw his fated love.

A delicate young woman, as fragile as a dodder vine, was being forced by her parents and fiance to give her blood to save her elder sister. Her eyes brimmed with tears, as if a blink would send them spilling down her cheeks.

Chi Xiao: She looks like a total weakling. Pass.

The next second, the young woman brought down her sword and cleaved the mountain beneath her in two. She didn't cry, but the four people across from her were nearly scared to tears.

Chi Xiao: I'm in love, I'm in love! My heart is yours!

He descended to the mortal realm in person to pursue her, showering her with sweet, devoted affection. But the young woman treated him like a buddy. She was painfully blunt and completely clueless.

Chi Xiao: This is Nectar of Jade Fragrance. Just one drop makes your face glow. I'll give you the whole bottle.

Heroine: This wine tastes like nothing. It doesn't even have a kick. My face isn't even red.

Chi Xiao: This is the Heartbound Jade Hairpin. I was going to give it to my future wife, but now it's yours.

Heroine: Got your eye on someone? Your buddy can help you give it to her!

Chi Xiao: I like you.

Heroine: Ha ha, come on, what do you want me to help with this time?

Sword cultivator Yu Qing transmigrated into the heroine of The Soft White Lotus Is Asking for a Beating. She was delicate and frail, as if a breeze might topple her, and her eyes were always brimming with tears. After reading how the heroine was sold to a brothel, deceived in love, drained of blood, and shattered in spirit, Yu Qing cleaved half a building with one sword and took on the male lead's sect.

Torturing body and heart is no fun. Practicing swordsmanship and fighting is much better.

Unfortunately, a total weakling (?) latched onto her and asked her every day to set him up with the female supporting character.

Sword cultivators were all broke, and he was rich. She put up with it.

One day, she watched Chi Xiao flatten six mountain peaks with a single finger. Her eyes sparkled, and that very night she barged into his room.

Yu Qing: Stay with me!

Chi Xiao: Are you finally going to have your way with me, my lady? I can't wait.

Yu Qing drew her sword: Practice swordsmanship!

Chi Xiao: Can I get a kiss first?

A wealthy, battle-hardened Demon God who loves to act spoiled x a broke but cool sword cultivator heroine, trapped in a delicate body but incredibly strong, and far too blunt

Seeking advance favorites for my historical transmigration book, I Champion Women's Rights in a Feudal Society. Blurb below. If you're interested, please add it to your list

Blurb:

Lin Xiao Chu transmigrated into a princess, but there was no fine food and clothing, nor was she doted on by all.

All she got was the emperor's cold remark when he hauled her out of the Cold Palace: "Little sister, the Northern Di Khan may be eighty, but he'll treat you well. When he dies, his son will treat you well too. Women obey their fathers at home and their husbands when they marry. Be a good girl and go marry for peace."

Lin Xiao Chu: ...

We won the war, so why the hell should I marry for peace? Women hold up half the sky! I'll obey you, my ass!

Later historians traced the legendary life of Empress Lin Xiao Chu and the glorious Kanghuang era of gender equality back to the moment she refused (sabotaged) the marriage alliance.

Before Lin Xiao Chu championed women's rights:

The heir embraced his sweet and gentle concubine: "A Yu never competes or causes trouble. She has no temper at all. Truly, she's the one who understands me."

The old madam brought home her son's sixteenth concubine: "My son, I dreamed of it. This girl is destined to give you eight or ten healthy boys."

A husband spent his nights at pleasure houses and never came home. His proper wife smiled demurely and knelt in the hall as her mother-in-law lectured her: "When a man gets tired of playing around outside, he'll come home and settle down. If Pingzhi hasn't come back, it's because you haven't kept a proper eye on him."

After Lin Xiao Chu championed women's rights, she opened schools, provided funding, and spread the word:

The concubine tore up her contract and became the top scholar in the imperial examinations. When the heir stopped her in the street, she smiled coldly: "Your Highness, my gentleness was all an act. The world is vast, and I'm no longer your appendage."

The concubine poured out the fertility potion, handed over a divorce letter, and became a lecturer promoting women's independence. Her ex-husband chased her onto the stage, but she smiled proudly: "A woman's value isn't in having your children. We're not pigs. We're people."

The proper wife took over her husband's affairs and became the first imperial merchant. When her husband came home drunk, his belt in hand and eyes unfocused, she ate cherries offered by her new favorite and presented him with a basin of cold water and an agreement: "We're equals. From now on, you do your thing and I'll do mine."

The heir, the ex-husband, and the husband bought Lin Xiao Chu's pamphlets and read them through the night: What exactly is women's rights? Women who used to be timid, easy to bully, and caught up in household and palace intrigues had become like this? What happened to the Three Obediences and Four Virtues?

Lin Xiao Chu smiled boldly: "An ideal society shouldn't treat anyone differently because of their gender."

The Three Obediences and Four Virtues? I'll obey your head, you damn fool!

Recommended book by a friend:

The Emperor's Male Empress Is a CEO Who Transmigrated into a Book by Yan Yan Huo: A tool-like empress x a male emperor who transmigrated into a book

Theme: Success isn't something that only comes in the future. It begins the moment you decide to act, and builds from there.