The Embroidered Guards in the Seventies [Ancient-to-Modern Transmigration]

Hey, everyone! It turns out that buying a bicycle requires not only a ticket, but money too. So, to make the story work, I've revised the early chapters. Sorry about that.

Let me recommend my upcoming novel, My Concubine Daughter's 1980s Child-Rearing Days. A concubine-born daughter of a merchant family hears that her greedy father plans to give her to the county magistrate as a concubine. Overcome with fury, she collapses. When she wakes up, she's been transported to the 1980s and has an infant daughter to care for. The girl's father is supposedly an educated youth who went away and never came back!

Another upcoming novel of mine: From Bankrupt Heiress to Top Talent Agent. A bankrupt heiress becomes the agent of the ex-boyfriend she once dumped.

Blurb:

Lu Yi combed through the history books of the Ming Dynasty before finally finding a record of himself: Lu Yi, of the Pinghu Lu family, was the third son of Lu Bing, a famous official and commander of the Embroidered Uniform Guard during the Jiajing reign. His father, Lu Bing, was the first official in the Ming Dynasty to hold the rank of Grand Preceptor while also serving as one of the Three Junior Guardians. After Lu Bing died, Lu Yi inherited his post, serving as a Deputy Commander of the Embroidered Uniform Guard and eventually rising to Commander.

In his previous life, when Lu Yi wore his flying-fish uniform and carried his embroidered spring saber, he was a ruthless member of the Embroidered Uniform Guard. Dashing and decisive, he struck fear into the hearts of all and sent them fleeing at the sight of him. Out of uniform, he was the most distinguished young lord in the capital, unmatched in beauty and adored as the perfect husband by countless young women in the city!

This time around, Lu Yi started out flat on his face in the mud. His birth mother had gone off to Hong Kong, and he had just graduated from high school when he chose to go down to the countryside. Worse things were yet to come: his father had arranged a marriage for him to a country girl.

In his previous life, a woman of her station would have been fit only to become his concubine. Now she was to be his properly wedded wife. The thought gave Lu Yi a headache.

Theme: Gold will always shine, as long as you have the ability!