[Completed work: Everyday Cooking in an Ancient Fishing Village]
[Coming soon: Transmigrating to Ancient Times to Start a Tutoring Business. Please add it to your collection.]
Story blurb:
One day, she transmigrated into a book as a cannon-fodder empress, sent by her father to spy on a tyrant.
A cannon-fodder supporting character who does not try to save herself is no fit heroine for a transmigration story. Facing the tyrant's knowing expression, Luo Qingdai nervously said:
I hear Your Majesty suffers from a chronic illness. As it happens, I have the cure.
Li Tuo watched the empress faint in front of him yet again and sneered. That's it? A little spy?
Luo Qingdai tried to ingratiate herself with him. I am no spy. My blood can cure all poisons. Would Your Majesty like to try some?
Li Tuo: Physician! Draw a bowl of blood from Her Highness and bring it to the imperial study!
Luo Qingdai: “...”
Later, Luo Qingdai successfully saved herself, left the tyrant behind, and found herself free as a bird.
The emperor's poison was attacking his heart, and everyone urged him: The blood from the empress's heart can cure Your Majesty's poison.
Li Tuo: I cannot bear to take it.
Everyone knew the tyrant as cold-blooded and merciless, a man who had slaughtered countless people. No one in the world could win his favor. Who would have thought that Luo Qingdai, daughter of a disgraced official, would soften his heart of steel?
Coming soon: Transmigrating to Ancient Times to Start a Tutoring Business. Please add it to your collection.
Cong Ning transmigrated by accident. To survive, she had no choice but to put her specialty to use and open a tutoring center, carefully making her way in a world of uniform thought, restricted education, and no freedom of speech...
As her tutoring business flourished, Cong Ning discovered that the stern, orthodox, imperial-loyal official who had always opposed her, the director of the Imperial Academy, was not only sabotaging her work but also trying to kill her at night...
Worst of all, after failing to kill her, the remorseful director insisted on making amends by working with her to build the business...
A little scene:
“My lord, a new hobby class has opened in the capital. It caters to all sorts, and is quite improper.” “Shut it down!”
“My lord, a new adult literacy class has opened in the capital. Men and women study together. It is indecent.” “Shut it down!”
“My lord, a new crash course has opened in the capital. It's called ‘Secrets to Winning Over the Director of the Imperial Academy.’ Should we shut it down?” “Hold on!”
Cong Ning backed away step by step. “My lord, please behave yourself. I only want to run a tutoring business, not start something with a person.”
The director pressed closer. “Behave myself? And do you?”
Premise: The good are always rewarded.
It was fine before. This chapter feels inexplicable. The heroine is suddenly so nymphomaniac. As a modern person, she can actually have a crush on an ancient emperor who had three wives and four concubines, especially when she was killed so miserably by the emperor.
I have always felt that male protagonists in ancient times were cruel to their female partners other than the heroine. If the harem was abolished for the heroine, the other concubines would generally end up not very good.
Can you tell me if it's Shuang Jie?
No offense intended, is this 1v1, double c?
Is a heart attack really a cut at the heart?
Ah, is it over? How did Bai Jieyu handle it?
Is the maid's name wrong?
An indescribable part?! Dad, what are you doing? What did you do to the male protagonist? Ahhhhh
Ahhhh! I feel like the male lead is my type.
Ahhhh, it looks good. The author will continue writing!!