After I Transmigrated, I Married the Future Grand Secretary [Infrastructure Building]

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Blurb: After a car accident, Jiang Ziyan became Jiang Yu, the young son of the Marquis of Ning'an in the Great Wei kingdom. But instead of fine clothes and good food, he found himself fleeing for his life.

Fortunately, after he transmigrated, he discovered a comprehensive encyclopedia. In this backward world, he rolled up his sleeves and got to work, opening supermarkets and trading companies that covered everything from food and clothing to daily necessities. Before he knew it, Jiang Ziyan had become the richest man in the land.

Rumors in the capital said that Jiang Yu, the young son of the second branch of the Jiang family, was a spoiled brat. After surviving an attack by bandits, he had seen the error of his ways and become a refined young gentleman devoted to developing commerce.

He offered advice on water conservancy projects, developed new food sources to feed the people, and made many other suggestions that benefited the country and its people. He became an idol to students all over the land.

He also held several official posts and was highly favored by the emperor. So many people in the capital came to the Jiang family to propose marriage that they nearly wore down the doorstep. Then shocking news broke: the young master of the Jiang family was already spoken for, and his partner was none other than the youngest chief minister in the history of the Great Wei, the Crown Prince's tutor and future Imperial Tutor. Who could compete with that?

Jiang Yu never imagined that the little wolf he raised would one day sink its teeth into him.

The shou appears first; the gong was raised by the shou. The gong is skilled in both letters and martial arts, and has a younger brother. The gong and shou raise a child together. A sweet farming and business story, set in a completely fictional dynasty, so please don't nitpick the history. The younger brother gets his own pairing after he grows up, and he's a brother-con who blindly idolizes his older brother, the protagonist.

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Cover by the adorable Gu from BS.

New book: My Little Husband Brings Good Fortune, now underway. Please add it to your favorites. Blurb:

Song Sheng transmigrates and becomes a poor scholar in Songjia Village, sharing a name with the original owner. He also has a pretty little husband.

The poor scholar Song Sheng is frail. He has taken the licentiate exam three times without passing, and his studies have left the family so destitute they can't afford to eat. His uncle's and second uncle's families are arguing and demanding that the family split up because of it.

Only his little husband quietly went back to his parents' home to borrow money to support his studies.

But the original owner still hadn't passed the exams by his thirties and was always complaining about his family. He gradually took to drinking heavily, and when drunk, he beat people. His little husband endured hardship alongside him and died young in bed.

Song Sheng thought, since he'd taken over the man's body, he had to take responsibility for his life. He would keep studying, and he would cherish his little husband.

He recalled the original owner's memories from his previous life. The current point in the timeline was...

His wedding night.

My name is Lu Qing. I was born a ge'er, the least valued kind of person. The mole at the corner of my eye was too faint, and my father died early, so people in the village called me a jinx. I was past sixteen and still unmarried, so my family had no choice but to marry me off to the dirt-poor Song family.

I thought I'd have a hard life after marrying into the family, but my husband treated me wonderfully. He bought me a hot-water bottle in winter and made me mung bean soup in summer. I fell deeply in love with him.

People in the village used to call me a jinx, but now everyone says I'm lucky for my husband.

Ever since I married him, his studies have gone smoothly. I became the wife of a licentiate and then the wife of a provincial graduate. My husband is so good to me. I want to marry him again in my next life.

P.S. Mpreg, gong protagonist, third-person narration.

Coming soon: The Days of Farming with My Childhood Husband

After Cheng Su died, he transmigrated into a book and became a ten-year-old boy from a landlord's family, with a childhood husband five years older than him.

With his father and eight older sisters doting on him, and as the only boy in the family, he even had a husband ready-made. Cheng Su thought he could finally lie flat and live a carefree life without working a 996 schedule.

But before long, the Cheng family fell into disaster, and overnight they lost everything, leaving only a few dozen mu of barren land. Looking at his father, who was past fifty, a whole line of delicate concubines, and his husband's exceptionally beautiful face, Cheng Su had no choice but to shoulder the burden of supporting the family.

At first, he only farmed, studied for the imperial exams, and supported his family. Later, he accidentally became the Crown Prince's tutor and the Imperial Tutor.

Cheng Yuanwai's first wife died young. He married one concubine after another, but they only bore daughters. He had no heir to his vast estate, and worried so much that he was nearly bald. Eventually, a fortune-teller came up with a plan: find a childhood husband for his son and raise them together.

Lin Xuan was a ge'er. His family was poor and had too many children, so when his parents heard about the arrangement, they sent him to the Cheng family that very night and sold him to them.

A year later, the young master was born. Lin Xuan thought his good days were over, but the Cheng family didn't send him away.

The young master grew more handsome with every passing day, and soon he would be old enough to be betrothed. Lin Xuan felt a little sad. He was much older than the young master and wasn't a suitable match. Once the young master was betrothed, Lin Xuan would have nowhere left in the family.

But Lin Xuan waited and waited, only to discover that the young master's betrothed was him.

P.S. Younger man, five-year age gap, the shou is stunningly beautiful, mpreg later on. The title may change.

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