Reborn in the Nineties: Lucky Mei

[Sorry, I've been busy lately, so updates will be irregular.]

Fumei from Taoyuan Village was called a lucky girl by the elders from the day she was born. She came into the world with good fortune: her father was the village Party secretary, and both her older brothers were outstanding. Nobody had a bad word to say about the Tao family.

Fumei herself lived up to her name. She was plump and adorable, and even in the hardest of times, as the youngest and only girl in the family, she never went without food or clothes. She grew up clever and went to high school, then married a fine young man. Everyone approved of them as a couple.

The unfortunate thing was that Fumei died young, in the bloom of her youth, on a mountain where she'd gone to gather medicine for her child.

Perhaps because even as she was dying she couldn't stop worrying about her precious child, Fumei never really left after her death. She stayed in the heavens, watching over her little one.

It was thanks to this strange turn of fate that Fumei learned her death had not been an accident. A friend she had once trusted had been harboring ulterior motives all along.

Thankfully, her husband and child didn't let her down. They didn't blindly trust that wicked woman and fall into her trap.

Still, if given the chance, Fumei would definitely want to tear that woman apart with her own hands. She was full of malice, and didn't feel the slightest bit of guilt for causing Fumei's death!

Later on, perhaps Heaven heard her prayers, because Fumei came back, returning to the time before it all began...

*Watch Fumei keep her man on her left, her child in her arms on her right, and tear that scheming white lotus apart!

P.S. Yes, Fumei is a strongwoman. She takes people down with her words :)

Now accepting advance follows for A Literary-Minded Young Woman in the 1970s!

Blurb:

*It's a story about a hero saving a beauty, and about the benefactor who wants to "repay her with himself."

Nearly a month after transmigrating, Fang Mi still isn't used to Shen Suiyuan's enthusiasm.

Isn't he just too nice?

He was the one who saved her, and he keeps helping her, going above and beyond.

He's a model soldier, after all!

Still, even though Fang Mi can laugh at herself, she's embarrassed to keep shamelessly asking him for help.

Fang Mi: "Um, Brother Shen, thank you so much for saving me. You really don't have to be so nice to me. I can handle these things myself."

Shen Suiyuan: "No. I have to take responsibility for you."

Fang Mi: "Haha, there's no need to be so serious. It was just an accidental brush against my chest. Look, I barely even minded."

Shen Suiyuan: "Comrade Fang, please be serious. This is no joke. Don't worry, I won't force you. Once you agree, we'll start dating."

Fang Mi: "Huh? Isn't that a bit fast?"

Shen Suiyuan (feeling guilty): "..."

Since he was the one who had started having other thoughts, Shen Suiyuan didn't dare look Fang Mi in the eye. He lowered his head, deciding to show her how he felt through his actions.

Fang Mi herself says: Let's put romance on hold for now. I can't just be a freeloader here. I have to build a new career! //fist pump

The reality is...

She can't do anything at all, and practical work isn't for her, so Fang Mi has to find another way...

One day, she happened to pass by the Propaganda Department. After showing off her excellent chalk lettering, she suddenly discovered a new way to make herself useful!

From then on, Fang Mi charged into the world of the arts and set off on the path of a literary-minded young woman.

*The transmigrator Fang Mi x the native soldier Shen Suiyuan

Now accepting advance follows for Transmigrating into a Period Novel as a Background Character Who Loves Gossip!

Blurb:

Xi Lingling transmigrates into a book, a period novel full of constant love-triangle clashes between the heroine and the supporting female characters.

Xi Lingling is neither the heroine nor a supporting female character. She becomes the background character who gets accidentally shoved into a river and drowns for gossiping at the start.

Now that Xi Lingling has transmigrated, her powerful survival instincts kick in, and after a few frantic splashes, she turns the situation around.

The background character who was supposed to drown by accident swims to shore on her own. When Xi Lingling climbs out of the water, she sees this scene:

The heroine, who had been crying her heart out, has stopped crying.

The supporting woman, who had been shifting the blame, has stopped arguing.

The male lead, who rushed over as fast as he could, doesn't know who to comfort.

"..."

Xi Lingling is speechless as she glances at everyone there. Can't they see she's freezing?

In the end, a stranger who seems like an ordinary passerby gives Xi Lingling a piece of clothing.

At least this book has one normal person.

But life after transmigrating into the book leaves Xi Lingling exasperated. She just wants to watch the drama unfold, yet she keeps getting dragged into the heroine and supporting women's clashes.

Xi Lingling says, no thanks. She just wants to shine on her own.

The college entrance exam? Sorry, I have study guides.

The male lead? Sorry, I'm really not interested.

Making money? Sorry, that's my one true love!!

Xi Lingling happily makes her way along the road to fortune in the world of period novels.

Huh? Why has that normal passerby stopped acting normal? Why does he keep following her?

Theme: Keep your feet on the ground and build a fortune with your own two hands.