I Became the Beloved Three-and-a-Half-Year-Old Little Aunt

Coming soon: The Wicked Stepmother of the Brutal Crown Prince. See below for the blurb. Three-and-a-half-year-old Yaya transmigrates into a novel set in the past. She has a points System, and if she saves up 100,000 points, she can return to the modern world and save her parents. Yaya agrees, and becomes the pitiful little Douya in the book, a child who's about to be abused to death by her own mother. She thought life after transmigrating into a book would be nothing but misery. Who could have guessed things would take a turn for the better, and life would get sweeter and sweeter? A strength-boosting pill, a voice-command power, a portable space, a magic door, and all kinds of golden fingers make her days more and more comfortable. The wildcat she happens to rescue provides meat for her whole family, along with an endless supply of rabbits, pheasants, quail, and wild ginseng. The blind young man she helps by chance turns out to be an expert from a family of physiognomists. He gives her a house, a carriage, and dresses, all in hopes of sharing a little of her good fortune and extending his life. Even the original heroine can't help giving her spirit spring water, helping Yaya grow more and more beautiful and utterly adorable. In the blink of an eye, Yaya has saved up 100,000 points. But the handsome blind young man clings to her and refuses to let go. What should she do? Can she take him back to the modern world with her? New novel: After I Conceived the Powerful Minister's Child Lin Xingruo transmigrates into the body of an unmarried palace candidate in ancient times. She's due to enter the palace next month, but she has no idea who the father of her child is. Just as she's at her wits' end and plotting her escape, the child's father finally appears. He's a dazzlingly powerful backer, and Lin Xingruo grabs on without hesitation. From then on, he spoils her like a queen. Qin Jian is the youngest chief minister in the Great Yong dynasty. His political rivals call him a bodhisattva on the outside and a demon at heart. Everyone thinks he's as detached and desireless as the statues in a Buddhist shrine, but they don't know that he gives all his tenderness to the young woman who unexpectedly entered his life. She bears him children, and he gives her wealth and splendor. She gives him a radiant smile, and he gives her all his love. Everyone assumes that the Empress Dowager, who rules from behind the curtain, and the regent, who dominates the court, must be bitter enemies. But who would have guessed that the breathtakingly beautiful young empress dowager was raised and pampered by the regent himself? Years later, several ministers gather to gossip. “Have you noticed that the emperor and the regent look more and more alike?” “Isn't it because the regent looks like the late emperor?” “So what are the emperor and the regent, exactly? Brothers or father and son?” Theme: Unity, kindness, and moving forward