[The novel is complete]
[New book: A Concubine's Guide to Taking the Throne (Nation-Building) is now available]
[Former title: The Road to Revival (Nation-Building)]
What would you do if you transmigrated to a country beset by eunuchs seizing power and imperial relatives meddling in government at home, and foreign invasions and ravaging warfare abroad?
Qin Yan, who had the misfortune of waking up in Daxing, decided that since the country was already on the verge of collapse, she might as well overthrow it with her own hands.
And so she embarked on a path she had never imagined. It was hard and treacherous, filled with brambles,
but she always believed that a single spark could start a prairie fire!
Also updating: The Fake Heiress Chooses to Serve the People
Blurb:
Shu Yu transmigrated into a book.
She became a cannon-fodder fake heiress who had barely any part in the story, yet was busy every single day.
So what was she busy doing each day?
As an H Nation public-opinion crisis response expert, Shu Yu lists her daily work:
1. Traveling all over the country to handle all kinds of sudden public-opinion crises;
2. Cleaning up the mess for certain departments that botched their crisis response;
3. Rooting out the hostile forces lurking behind the scenes.
Shu Yu says the pressure is immense.
Feng Tang: My esteemed Director, I have some bad news. Another public-opinion crisis has come up, so we're heading out of town again overnight!
Shu Yu: ...
So this is what it means to serve the people.
An elder once said that the battleground of public opinion is right there. If you don't occupy it, the enemy will. Shu Yu knows that what she has to do is far more than simply being an educational content creator.
A Concubine's Guide to Taking the Throne (Nation-Building)
Blurb:
After transmigrating, Wei Lingchuan became a favored concubine who had just been brought into the Marquis of Ding'an's household.
The scarlet countdown before her eyes constantly reminded her that if she didn't rebel soon, the city would fall and everyone would die.
After a little thought, Wei Lingchuan recruited a band of bandits and built a mountain stronghold.
After thinking it over again, Wei Lingchuan established the Red Banner Battalion and formed an armed force.
After thinking deeply, Wei Lingchuan captured Yizhou City and foiled a conspiracy.
On the day enemy troops reached the city walls, she cut off the head of the Marquis of Ding'an, who had betrayed his country, with a single stroke of her sword, then held the enemy at bay thirty li outside the city.
The scholars wrote at length about her outstanding achievements, while the people cheered that the Red Banner Battalion had won a great victory and returned in triumph.
Rewards from the imperial court poured in, along with an imperial decree conferring the title of Marquis of Wuding.
She stood in court as a rebel, only to realize that she had not rebelled thoroughly enough.
So she split the dragon throne, the symbol of imperial power, in two with a single stroke of her sword, and set out to plant the Red Banner across the land.
Also updating: the infinite-flow novel Life Is Hard, So It's All About Acting
Blurb:
Before entering the fabled Academy of the Supernatural, Zhu Ran imagined it would be something like this:
A terrifying battle royale; an escape room pushed to the limits of danger; or a thrilling battle of wits.
After entering the fabled Academy of the Supernatural, the missions Zhu Ran actually received went like this:
Help the deposed empress in the Cold Palace kill the emperor and rule from behind the curtain; help a village official complete targeted poverty alleviation for a hundred households; become the old man living inside a fantasy protagonist's ring.
Faced with all kinds of bizarre scripted worlds, Zhu Ran says: Life is hard, so it's all about acting.
A calm, composed heroine with a strong will to survive and phenomenal acting skills X a laid-back, go-with-the-flow hero who wants to die but is too strong to manage it, and keeps recklessly courting death
Ding~ The entrance exam is about to begin. Please return to your seats and wait patiently.
Exam rules: 1. Achieve a world fusion level of at least 60%.
2. Keep NPC suspicion at no more than 40%.
3. Complete the original ending of the role you are playing.
Role cards are being drawn...
The exam begins!
Premise: Work hard and change your destiny
Go to the stars and the sea!
I once thought that there might have been unknown high-level civilizations on Earth in the past, but after recently learning a little bit about paleontology and archeology, I feel that this possibility is extremely low. But it's still interesting subject matter.
Finished spreading flowers! I'm so happy to read the article in one sitting~
Sure enough, a good leader must first be able to draw a big pie (dog head)
I feel like I'm witnessing a red star rising.
Good guy, gone again, woo woo woo
Wow, come on, DaDa. In fact, I uninstalled Jinjiang early. I just remembered DaDa's article and it was not convenient to read it on the website, so I downloaded it and came back. DaDa wrote well, come on!
Woohoo, one plane flies twice.
Black square: cold, talk little, just work [laughing and crying]
It's okay. If you destroy it, you can put it back together. It makes more sense. Hahahahahahaha
It's very interesting to watch. I hate Japan even more after reading it. I really feel that I can write more about the infrastructure and the psychology of the people and officials.
I always feel that this sentence of sighing is foreshadowing, otherwise why would I suddenly talk about satellites?
Go to the stars and the sea! I once thought that there might have been unknown high-level civilizations on Earth in the past, but after recently learning a little bit about paleontology and archeology, I feel that this possibility is extremely low. But it's still interesting subject matter. Finished spreading flowers! I'm so happy to read the article in one sitting~
Sure enough, a good leader must first be able to draw a big pie (dog head)
I feel like I'm witnessing a red star rising.
Good guy, gone again, woo woo woo
Wow, come on, DaDa. In fact, I uninstalled Jinjiang early. I just remembered DaDa's article and it was not convenient to read it on the website, so I downloaded it and came back. DaDa wrote well, come on!
Woohoo, one plane flies twice.
Black square: cold, talk little, just work [laughing and crying]
It's okay. If you destroy it, you can put it back together. It makes more sense. Hahahahahahaha
It's very interesting to watch. I hate Japan even more after reading it. I really feel that I can write more about the infrastructure and the psychology of the people and officials.
I always feel that this sentence of sighing is foreshadowing, otherwise why would I suddenly talk about satellites?