After Becoming a Beautiful Woman Who Died Young, I Switched to Military Logistics

Su Xingguang transmigrates. From the start, she's a doomed supporting character who has been jilted and is destined to die young. With no other choice, Su Xingguang can only cry a little, pretend to be devoted, and act pitiful. To her surprise, her dramatic performance attracts a powerful patron. Oh, a powerful patron? I need one of those. To get her hands on that patron and fight back against the protagonists' halo, Su Xingguang racks her brains: a barefoot doctor's handbook, delicious food, homemade fertilizer... As long as you know how to use it, even the Library System is a treasure. Later, everyone in the vast border city is smitten with Su Xingguang: A woman by the roadside: "I love learning from Miss Su how to grind soy milk and make tofu, tofu puffs, and dried tofu." A farming villager gives her a thumbs-up: "Miss Su knows just what she's doing when it comes to growing crops with homemade fertilizer." A burly soldier gazes longingly into the distance: "I hope I can join the Divine Crossbow Battalion and get a Divine Arm Crossbow designed by Miss Su." Su Xingguang: "Young General, what do you think about me handling military supplies? I'll bring money and provisions, and I even come with a golden finger." Liu Feng, the young general of the border city, is brave and skilled in battle. He has slain countless enemies, and his blood-soaked bearing is sharp and imposing. But he's plagued by a lack of military supplies. Not only does he have to disguise himself as a county magistrate to investigate the illegal salt trade and profit from the smugglers, he also accepts bribes from the Su family, bending to money. For the sake of military supplies, it's all worth it. Especially Miss Su. Though she cries all the time and looks as delicate as a flower, she has money and provisions, and she can even refuse the young general's charms. She's an indispensable subordinate for any military campaign. But later, the young general has no choice but to pound on her door every night and call: "Xiaoguang, I'm not after your money! Open the door and let me explain!" Su Xingguang never expected that, while all she wanted was a powerful patron, she would end up attracting someone's attention herself. "Sorry, I'll offer money and provisions, but not my body." The young general, his silver spear in hand, gazes at her with dark eyes and parts his thin lips: "That's fine. I'll offer myself!" "But the book says you'll die young!" Reader notice: Updates will be irregular. Here are two upcoming novels, The Divorce Is Only a Matter of Time and The Breeding System Forces Me to Build a Nation. Please add them to your collection! The Divorce Is Only a Matter of Time Xie Lingjun transmigrates into an unfinished romance novel. Why was it left unfinished? Because the heroine is a fallen noblewoman consumed by love, while the hero is a scheming minister with his eyes fixed on power. The entire novel is full of the heroine crying, "How can you not love me?" and the hero thinking impatiently, "Stop getting in the way of my climb to the top." They have no chemistry at all. In the end, not only could the readers take no more, but even the author's own mother couldn't stand it. She arranged for the two to divorce, then broke down and gave up on the story. When Xie Lingjun arrives, the hero and heroine have just married. On their wedding night, the hero seizes an opportunity to go after a political rival, while the heroine cries until dawn... It's simply... wonderful. What could be better than having a rich husband who never comes home? Having a rich and powerful husband who never comes home, and who eventually divorces you so you can take a huge settlement. Xie Lingjun is so happy she could wake up laughing from a dream. From then on, her goal is to make sure no one stands in her husband's way. She'll become his most loyal knight, defend his climb to the pinnacle of power, and then divorce him. Divorce and a share of the family fortune are her ticket to financial freedom. So why is that day taking so long to arrive... Ling Jue has known since childhood that power is what he loves most. His plans are crystal clear: pass the imperial exams, rise swiftly through the ranks, and become a marquis and chancellor. He has already achieved his first major milestone, and now he's reached the age to marry. To avoid interference from an overbearing in-laws' family while maintaining a good public image, Ling Jue carefully selects a wife: a fallen noble family (a respectable pedigree), a gentle disposition (easy to manage), and little closeness with her own family (fewer entanglements). On their wedding day, his new wife cries and gets in the way of his career. Ling Jue has no choice but to hint at his ambitions, hoping they can reach an understanding: no love, just careers. Fortunately, his wife is the sort who puts her husband above all else. From then on, she makes his goals her own and eagerly puts the ideas discussed on their wedding night into practice. If he could go back in time, Ling Jue would slap some sense into the version of himself from his wedding night. [Little Skit] The author's mom hosts: How would you describe the other person? Xie Lingjun curls her lips: "A rabid dog. Once it bites down, it won't let go." Ling Jue glares fiercely at Xie Lingjun. After a long pause: "A piece of meat." Smack! The violence begins. The author runs away. The Breeding System Forces Me to Build a Nation Su Xu, a rich second-generation idler who loves the high life, does one good deed for once in his life, then dies and transmigrates. The System says: "Our goal is to conquer the realm and build a nation." Su Xu doesn't get it. This is a time of chaos, so how is an agricultural breeding System supposed to conquer the realm and build a nation? Will he win an empire because his rice varieties are more resistant to disease and drought? Will he sit on the throne because he can grow an extra crop of wheat? Political power comes from the barrel of a gun. In a time of chaos, might makes right! But the people here have it so rough. They eat one meal a day, and even then, they don't get enough; They wrap themselves in straw in the bitter cold, struggling through the ice and snow; And now the Hu are overrunning the Central Plains, with human lives worth no more than grass. Fine, the System has improved wheat seeds anyway. I'll give them some; Fine, the System has cotton seeds anyway. They can have those too; Fine, the System gave me a War God golden finger anyway. I'll help them out; Before long, Su Xu's little fortress becomes a paradise of plenty, full of fish and rice, where no one has to worry about food or clothing; Su Xu's territory grows from one little fortress to several prefectures; And Su Xu goes from being a minor fortress lord to a farming god sent down to save the world. At this point, there's no helping it. He might as well conquer the realm and ascend the throne. The golden finger is ridiculously powerful. A time-traveling, pleasure-seeking fortress lord and beauty VS a reborn war god, upright on the outside, obsessive on the inside, and astonishingly powerful Theme: As long as you're alive, there's hope