After transmigrating, Chu Liubai discovered that she'd become a little kid!
Before she could even react, Chu Liubai, who had enjoyed the conveniences of modern society for over twenty years, was driven to the brink of wanting to return to the modern world by bumpy roads that could toss people right out of a carriage, stinking outhouses she couldn't bring herself to enter, walls shedding dust at every turn, and so on and so forth.
But going home was out of the question. It wasn't happening in this lifetime! Luckily, her transmigration came with a System that could help improve all of this!
There was no penalty for failing to complete System missions, but completing them came with lots of rewards!
Looking at the generous rewards, including instructions for making cement, house plans, and directions for installing sewage pipes, Chu Liubai was tempted!
Was it just infrastructure development? Chu Liubai declared that children from China could work miracles with their own hands, wherever they went!
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Jiang Chengyue transmigrated.
When she woke up again, she discovered she'd transmigrated into a young mermaid.
What's life like beneath the sea?
Beautiful coral, colorful schools of fish, rugged reefs, sunlight shimmering in the water, a bunch of bouncy, adorable little friends, and gentle caretakers. It couldn't be more idyllic!
Idyllic, my foot!
On her very first day, they suspected her tail was underdeveloped because she couldn't swim, and nearly sent her back to her eggshell to be kept in incubation.
For Jiang Chengyue, who had once been human and was now a fish, and had spent over twenty years as a landlubber, learning to swim with her tail was incredibly difficult. Luckily, mermaids can't drown.
At long last, she learned to swim.
Then came a string of new problems: the food everyone ate, her incompatible water and fire attributes, and the fact that she was tone-deaf despite being a mermaid.
Jiang Chengyue was on the verge of tears. Could someone please tell her how she was supposed to adjust after transmigrating into a completely different species?
Tutorial, please!
Extra scene:
In her previous life, Jiang Chengyue made hair ornaments. In this life, she's a formation master who likes collecting all kinds of materials. When she learned that a new friend of hers belonged to the Luan-Feng clan, she thought about plucking some feathers from her friend.
Once they'd grown familiar, she tried making this small request. Her friend readily agreed and brought a whole, huge box of feathers from home the very next day.
"These are the feathers molted by my parents and my older brothers and sisters. Do you think they're enough? If not, I can go look at my uncles' and aunts' houses for more!" The culprit stood beside Jiang Chengyue, thumping her chest with pride.
Jiang Chengyue only wanted to add to her collection, and didn't know whether to laugh or cry. But before she could explain, the featherless parents showed up at her door.
Caught red-handed with the stolen goods.
Jiang Chengyue: QWQ
I'm really not a bad kid who tricks little ones.
Theme: Improve basic infrastructure and build a beautiful home
Alas, I came here for infrastructure construction. But apart from the interesting setting, there's not much else to see.
Although, I don't feel that the heroine is wrong. She doesn't trust others easily and uses other people's hands to achieve her own goals. This goal is not bad. What's wrong with her?
Fifty flowers per plant. This cotton is still genetically modified. When I went to pick up cotton, there were only five or six flowers per plant, and there were less than ten more. And they were planted densely on the top. Long-staple cotton, but there are even fewer in the past two years. The epidemic and climate have affected the harvest, and the quality this year is worse than last year (
The ending was a bit unexpected! I feel like there are a lot of things that haven't been explained clearly.
"Liu Yao" gave the author a big worm~ Is it Chu Liubai?
The second time I met the character with the same name in the novel, he was a man. The last time I saw him, the whole name was the same. Although he was the male protagonist, I couldn't accept the gender change.
I've finished reading it, it's calm and warm
There is something missing. I feel that there is too little written about women serving as officials. I only wrote the beginning, but did not write about their achievements as officials. I feel that I could add an extra chapter, but it has been completed. 5555
In this situation, it's basically like marrying Xie to become the queen. I feel like there's nothing interesting about it anymore.
"One" is a big thorn in the side of the author~