What to Do After Becoming a Farm Girl

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[Completed novel on my author page: The Daily Life of a Buddhist Favorite Concubine]

Synopsis:

Shui Qin thought that being born in the modern age with terrible parents was already bad enough. She never imagined things could get even worse when she transmigrated to the Sheng Dynasty in the eleventh year of Changyuan.

Twenty-five years earlier, a great famine ravaged the north, and countless starving people fled south and settled there. The Jiang family was one of them.

Shui Qin transmigrates as the second son of the Jiang family's eldest granddaughter. She immediately gains a step-grandmother who smiles while hiding a knife, a biased grandfather, an honest and hardworking father, a timid and insecure mother, and a cautious older sister.

To avoid going hungry, being mistreated, and to build a better life, Shui Qin works hard, drawing on her modern bachelor's degree in traditional Chinese medicine.

But as someone who only wants enough to eat and clothes to wear, she never expects that years later, she'll set off wave after wave of reform in the Sheng Dynasty, benefiting countless households.

Xu Yanqing began his education at four and had memorized the Rules for Disciples and the Three-Character Classic by six. His family doted on him, but when his father died far from home, his life immediately took a turn for the worse.

Starting at age seven, his life was full of hardships, with wrong turns at every step. Fortunately, those who helped him never abandoned him. At last, in the prime of his life, he entered the emperor's court.

Synopsis for The Daily Life of a Favorite Concubine Rising to Power:

When Wei Rui appeared out of nowhere, some of the concubines looked indifferent, some were jealous, and others looked at her with contempt. But they all agreed on one thing: she was just a dancing girl from a servant's family, a lowly creature by birth.

Perhaps in a month, perhaps in a year, the emperor would grow tired of her and cast her aside.

But one month, one year, two years... ten years passed. Looking back, they suddenly realized that ever since the day Wei Rui danced, the emperor had shown no affection to any woman outside the Yaoguang Palace.

Some had not seen him for thirty-six years.

Premise: The female lead transmigrates into a world where people cannot afford enough food or clothing and women are considered inferior to men. Even so, she stays strong and self-reliant, survives against all odds, and does everything she can to change the world.