I Transmigrated into a Book and Activated the Planting System

New novel, The Interstellar Big Shot Used to Cultivate Immortality, currently serializing

Blurb:

Jiang Cheng was transmigrated into a fetus and grew up in the countryside, going hungry and cold, until she activated a System at the age of eight.

Jiang Cheng was hoping to get something for nothing, but discovered that this might be a fake System.

First, the System was still under development.

Second, it ran way too slowly.

Third, the System didn't support getting something for nothing.

Still, the arrival of the System made Jiang Cheng suspect she'd transmigrated into one of those fantasy novels her cousin had barely written a few words of, with her cousin's older brother as the male lead.

Life was tough in ancient times.

After the farming System activated, Jiang Cheng adopted the mindset that more really was better and worked hard to rack up points. She used the skills she'd learned to slowly build up wealth.

Once her family had grown wealthier, a little mute boy came to her door.

Th-this...

I'm still just a kid!

Only later did she learn the little mute hadn't come to see her for no reason...

Blurb for the new novel, After Reincarnating as a Good-for-Nothing, I Raised a Pretty Boy:

In a nutshell: A girl stuck with a good-for-nothing's script gets a cheat and levels up all the way to max, while raising a pretty boy along the way.

Blurb for the new novel, The Healer's Guide to Surviving the Apocalypse:

Song Sisi is a longtime player of an outdated full-dive online game.

Class: Healer.

Her life skills are all maxed out. That's right, she's one of those hardcore gamers who can't get enough of life skills.

One day, while gathering herbs in the wild with her little sickle, she accidentally wanders into a battle arena being used by pay-to-win players.

After dying and logging out, Song Sisi discovers that she's transmigrated. She brought her game stats with her into the motivational apocalypse novel she'd casually set aside before logging into the game, and became the vicious cannon-fodder female character who shares her name. Worse, she's about to die.

Help, help! I'm just a couch potato!

To stay alive, Song Sisi decides to keep her distance from the beautiful, strong, and cool heroine and her love interest.

The apocalypse is coming in three days, right? Find a house, buy land, stock up on supplies, and wait obediently for death. No, wait, quietly build up her strength.

Food? She'll grow it herself! Her farming skill is maxed out.

Meals? She'll make them herself! Her cooking skill is maxed out.

Medicine? She'll gather and make it herself! Her herb-gathering and medicine-making skills are maxed out.

Equipment? She'll get it herself! Her mining and forging skills are maxed out.

Oh, right, her tailoring skill is maxed out too.

Song Sisi thinks that should be enough to let her scrape by until the heroine and hero save the world.

One day, on a whim, she uses her class skills to save an ugly guy who collapsed by her farm. And just like that, she becomes a renowned master healer in the apocalypse.

All sorts of people come to ask for her help every day.

Even her future brother-in-law, who despises her and treats her like a venomous snake, swallows his pride and brings his badly injured sister to her for treatment.

Then she discovers that the ugly guy she saved is actually the later-stage big villain, famed in the book for being stunningly handsome. He stays by the heroine's side, secretly loves her, and ultimately turns cold and evil when his love goes unrequited.

So, is it still in time to poison the villain?

Theme: No matter what world we live in, people keep striving to live better lives.