My Educated Youth Husband Was Possessed by a General from Ancient Times

New novel now available: Back to the City. Completed novel: The Reassembled Family of the 1960s. Blurb: Li Man transmigrates into a novel about educated youth, becoming a Bai girl who was abandoned on a mountain by her educated-youth husband and died after being caught up in the female lead's troubles. As soon as Li Man arrives, she sees a wild boar charging toward the female lead and realizes she's stepped right into a death trap. According to the book, her educated-youth husband will suddenly rush out the next moment, grab the female lead, and roll with her to dodge the boar. Then he'll pull the female lead up and run down the mountain with her, without sparing Li Man a single glance. By the time people from the foot of the mountain hear the screams and rush up, the original owner's body is already riddled with wounds and stone-cold. Li Man silently counts down to her death. Sure enough, her educated-youth husband arrives the next moment. "Charge over, quick! Hurry! Grab the female lead and roll with her..." Li Man recites the next part of the plot, waiting for events to unfold as they do in the book. Song Yu: "..." Is his wife stupid? She sees a wild boar and doesn't run, then sees him coming and starts talking about grabbing a woman and rolling with her. Has she watched too many dramas and gone crazy?! The plot doesn't unfold as expected. Li Man stares in bewilderment as the refined, handsome man slings her onto his back. Carrying her, he picks up a piece of firewood from the ground and swings it at the wild boar lunging toward the female lead, then hooks it upward. The boar crashes to the ground, blood foaming from its mouth, and dies in convulsions. Song Yu died in battle on the frontier. When he opens his eyes, he sees a woman thrashing in a pond. He rescues her, takes responsibility, and marries her. He does his best to adapt to this unfamiliar era and provide for her. But something has been off these past few days. Actually, things have been off ever since the day he carried her down the mountain. Whenever he does anything, she gives him a suspicious look, muttering, "Good heavens, the scoundrel's handwriting is ridiculously good!" "Damn, isn't the scoundrel an educated youth from the city? Not only is he strong, he can repair farm tools, weave willow baskets and chicken coops, fish in the pond, plow fields, tame horses, and catch runaway bulls... And most importantly, he can even appraise antiques. He's so, so, so capable!!!" September 26, 2020 New novel now available: My Whole Family Has Transmigrated Here [The 1980s] Yangbao finishes quick transmigration, and the System sends her into the world of a book. According to the plot, the college entrance exams will be reinstated this year. At the end of the year, her mother will receive an acceptance letter from a university in the capital, while her father, who hates studying, will find a way to get a permit to return to the city. The two will divorce by agreement, each taking one of her brothers, and abandon her alone on a farm. On the first day after she transmigrates into a book, her father climbs out of a ditch, hurries to the hospital, and whispers by her bedside, "Mingzhu, is that you?" Yangbao's long eyelashes flutter slightly. In the first world she transmigrated to, she saved a corrupted chancellor, and the chancellor-father named her "Mingzhu." On the second day after she transmigrates into a book, her mother wakes from a coma and hugs her, crying, "Zhuzhu..." Only her powerful mother from the wasteland had ever called her that, because both mother and daughter had been crazed with hunger for meat. On the fourth day after she transmigrates into a book, her eldest brother visits her at the town hospital and tentatively asks, "Yangbao, do you remember the first mech I made for you?" On the Nth day after she transmigrates into a book, the children from the farm corner Yangbao by a stream. Her second brother runs over, gets down on all fours in front of her, and barks furiously at them. Could this be her twin brother from the world of animals, a Shar-Pei? At first: Dad only wants to make life better for the family and give his daughter a good home. He submits work, goes to school, stays on as a teacher, and starts a law firm. Mom's goal is to have meat with every meal, but after finding a copy of The World Conservation Alliance in the wasteland, she starts raising one endangered animal after another. Kids in the 1980s have few toys. Big Brother doesn't want his sister to have an unhappy childhood, so he makes one toy after another for her. Second Brother has an incredibly sharp nose but is quite playful. All he wants is to spend every day playing with his little sister. Later: Dad becomes a famous lawyer and professor at home and abroad. Mom becomes an environmental ambassador and horticulturist. Big Brother gets into a gifted program at a young age, pursues graduate studies, and works at a research institute. At eighteen, Second Brother enlists and is stationed on the frontier. He becomes known as the "King of Hell" to criminals everywhere. Reading guide: Ensemble cast, cozy everyday life Coming next: Back to the City Yang Qiudie is born into the year 1956. She has never been able to fully control her body and is intellectually disabled, with delayed speech. After her parents pass away, she lives with her grandparents. In 1972, her grandfather dies saving Chu Chen, an educated youth, and her grandmother falls ill and never recovers. To repay the debt, Chu Chen agrees to marry Yang Qiudie by her grandmother's bedside. When the college entrance exams come around, their daughter is already three years old, and Yang Qiudie is carrying another child. Chu Chen hesitates over whether to take the exams, so Yang Qiudie picks up a pen and writes the character for "exam." The university acceptance letter arrives: Peking University. Everyone in the village worries Chu Chen will leave and never return, but he decides to take his wife and children with him to school. In her previous life, Yang Qiudie was a perfumer. Before leaving, she insists on packing half a sack of rotten wood (agarwood) and carrying a pot of broad-leafed plants (orchids). That autumn, a flower shop and an incense workshop open on a street not far from Peking University. Reading guide: Primarily everyday life Theme: A prosperous nation and a thriving people