Joyful Town (GL)

The second book in the Happy Town series, I Didn't Know the Heir Apparent Was a Lady, is complete. Click the author's page to read it.

Coming soon: That Grand First Love. Click the author's page to see it. Please add it to your collections. Thank you!

Happy Town blurb: A displaced princess who transmigrated, her older sister who is a young noblewoman, a dazzlingly beautiful tavern keeper with a golden abacus, a county magistrate's daughter who turns into a domineering CEO, a charming and clever waitress, and a gentle, capable chef all meet in the joyful little town of Happy Town.

Lu Tangyi, a postgraduate student of interstellar agriculture from the year 2999, transmigrates a thousand years into the past and becomes the last fugitive princess of the imperial family.

The princess in distress meets the female owner of the Happy Inn. She opens a shop, fights monsters, farms, and falls in love, step by step building a happy life in ancient times.

See how the enchanting proprietress gradually wins over the transmigrated, calculating little princess.

I Didn't Know the Heir Apparent Was a Lady blurb: On the day Yuan Yi, the young heir of Prince Jiang's residence, was born, thunder shook the heavens. From then on, rumors spread throughout the capital that the young heir was destined for greatness. When the youngest princess of Prince Han's residence, Tao Yi, grew up and came calling with her band of "butterfly friends," dragging her "cousin" out to stroll the streets, the young ladies of the capital finally learned just what made the heir so extraordinary.

From the day the name Yuan Qilang, the jade-faced heir, spread through the capital, Yuan Yi could hardly step outside in peace. Her mischievous little cousin loved dragging her into crowds of women to ride horses and release lanterns. Before long, the gates of Prince Jiang's residence were nearly trampled by the ladies and wives of every family with an unmarried daughter. The prince was so alarmed that he wanted to arrange his youngest son's marriage at once, lest he be accused of conspiring with court officials.

This left the female heir in a panic. Fortunately, someone else was even more anxious. But before her princess cousin, bold enough to set off firecrackers in the palace halls, could come up with a scheme, a devastating calamity suddenly struck. From then on, their lives were turned upside down...

Completed works: Beloved Across Mountains and Seas, the many ways an undercover police officer pursues her wife.

Every Female Lead Loves Me, a quick transmigration story about saving girlfriends.

To read my completed works, click the author's page in the upper right corner.

Theme: Drink and sing, for how brief is life? Let your imagination run wild and have fun farming