Raising Kids in a Period Novel

[The main story is complete.]

Blurb:

Mu Lan transmigrates into a book, becoming the great-aunt of the heroine of a period novel.

Looking at the dilapidated house before her and the handful of troublesome little kids, she wonders how to turn a terrible hand into a winning one.

And so the broken-down house becomes a mansion, the kids grow up to be successful, and Mu Lan builds a happy life and career.

The heroine in the original period novel: "You must never end up like my great-aunt did back then."

The heroine in the revised story: "You should live like my great-aunt. Take your fate into your own hands. Who says you can't win with a terrible hand?!"

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The Rejected Wife in a Republican-Era Novel

Zhao Wanwan transmigrates into a Republican-era novel as the seventh young lady of the Zhao family.

Miss Zhao Seven is refined and sensible. Her family elders adore her, and her future in-laws like her too, but her fiancé can't stand her.

To her face, he looks down on her, finding her conservative, dull, and boring. Behind her back, he flirts with female classmates and makes a fuss about breaking off their engagement.

Then one day, Miss Zhao Seven's whole image changes. She cuts her hair into a neat, short style and starts wearing the most fashionable Western clothes. She's good at playing the piano and painting in oils, and she can even write modern poetry... What's more, she gets into a prestigious university her fiancé wouldn't dare apply to, studies abroad, and builds a thriving career...

When he sees her become the center of attention at a ball, the fiancé who once insisted on breaking off their engagement regrets it deeply.

Zhao Wanwan: "Too late!"

Theme: Hard work brings prosperity and creates a better life