The Little Mermaid in the Prince's Home

[Coming soon: Reborn to Dote on My Husband: The Everyday Life of an Imperial Examination Candidate. See below!] Wei You unexpectedly transmigrates into the body of a prince and is sent to the south to reclaim wasteland. His only companion through the hardship is his newly-wed wife. After transmigrating with nothing to his name and no standard golden finger, he even gets saddled with a fiefdom that's a complete mess. Looking at his subjects, all covered in grime, he grits his teeth, picks up his high school chemistry textbook, and turns to the page on making soap. Building a prosperous, democratic, civilized, harmonious, and happy life is all it takes. A successor to socialism like him can handle it. He grows crops, builds roads, opens schools, and fights bandits. Just as life finally starts to improve, Wei You turns to look at his silly husband, whose belly keeps getting bigger, and senses trouble. Honey, care to explain why our baby has a fish tail? - Jiang Sheng, from the backwater of Jinjiang, is a kind-hearted mermaid who stands up for justice. By chance, he gets his hands on a melodramatic novel. In the book, a man with the same name as him suffers a tragic fate, being abused to death. And the one responsible for it all is the husband he marries, Wei You. Jiang Sheng reads it with gritted teeth, wishing he could cut the scumbag human into a thousand pieces. His furious cry from the depths of his heart gets answered, and he finds himself inside the body of the young man on the day he is carried off in a wedding sedan. Scumbag! Just wait until I whack you with my tail! Mm, wait, stop kissing me. My tail... why is it going limp? A slow-burn, sweet farming story with plenty of laughs. Coming soon: Reborn to Dote on My Husband: The Everyday Life of an Imperial Examination Candidate Duan Huaiyan transmigrates into ancient times, rising from a farmer's son who works the fields to the new top scorer in the imperial examinations. After basking in the glory of his success, he divorces his husband, Li Changsheng, whom he has treated with mutual respect for three years. His husband neither argues nor makes a fuss. He accepts the land deed, silver, and divorce papers Duan Huaiyan gives him, then quietly leaves. One month later, Along with the imperial decree ordering Duan Huaiyan to marry, comes the news of Li Changsheng's death. Duan Huaiyan opens the wooden box delivered to him. Inside are a wooden hairpin, its color long since faded, and sheet after sheet of paper covered with his name. Each stroke shows how the writing progressed from clumsy to practiced, bearing all the traces of what he had taught him. That night, between waking and sleeping, he sees his husband again, sitting stiffly at his desk and asking him, "Husband, could you teach me to read and write?" *Love after marriage, doting romance, farming, and imperial examinations* *There was a misunderstanding behind the divorce, and it will be resolved* Theme: Reclaiming wasteland one plot at a time and eliminating poverty is everyone's responsibility