When the weather warmed at the start of spring, the capital's noble families began holding all kinds of social events. As outings, poetry contests, and flower-viewing parties got underway, a few strange stories gradually began circulating around the city.
The little tyrant who had sworn since childhood never to attend school, nearly giving his father, the Minister of the Court of Judicial Review, a heart attack, had started learning to write with the Tutor's daughter, Miss Jin.
The young heir of the Yongchang Marquis's household, known as the capital's number one wastrel, obediently followed Miss Jin and donated money to an orphanage.
The young son of a Vice Minister of Punishments, who had never spoken to anyone outside his family since birth, held Miss Jin's hand at his birthday banquet and sweetly called her "Big Sister."
Along with all the praise being heaped on her around the capital, there were also a few voices of doubt:
Jin Yuqing was only good with children. She hardly deserved all this praise.
It wasn't long before Miss Jin scored another victory: even Xu Chi, the murderous General Dingguo, had been tamed by her.
When the news spread, the whole capital was stunned.
How on earth had she done it?
Please add The Princess Consort Is Actually a Farming Expert to your to-read list. Blurb: After an accident, Li Wenxin, an agricultural sciences PhD from the year 3030, transmigrates into a book. She wants to escape her fate as a cannon-fodder princess consort, but her attempts fail.
If she can't escape being a princess consort, she'll do her best to make sure she doesn't end up as cannon fodder.
The fiefdom's land is barren?
She knows how to handle that! Improving the soil is a piece of cake.
Famine?
She knows how to handle that, too! Improve the crops, then grow them in the land best suited to them.
A disease that spreads between people and livestock?
As it happens, she knows this one as well! Prevention and treatment go hand in hand.
What? The prince's real cause of death was a fall from his horse, triggered by cardiovascular and cerebrovascular disease?
Well, isn't this convenient! She'll cultivate reishi mushrooms and collect their spores for the prince to take.
With every disaster averted, it's time to put a divorce on the agenda.
The prince: "You want to leave? Did I say you could?"
Please add The Farming Road of the Seventies to your to-read list. Blurb: Wen Feifei transmigrates into a novel her roommate is reading.
She doesn't know how the male and female leads will end up, but she knows what awaits her.
Because she's become the beautiful, flirtatious, wicked female villain in the book.
In the original story, Wen Feifei used her looks to come between the leads. It didn't work, and she died a horrible death.
Now that she's here, Wen Feifei is determined to live a long life, guided by the principle, "Treasure your life and stay away from the leads."
Can't get enough to eat?
Work harder and earn more work points. (Actually, raise more chickens, ducks, and geese at home. Once the policies change, she can farm and raise livestock at the same time. Combining the two is the fastest way to develop.)
The family is poor?
Sell the chickens, ducks, and geese they can't eat. (Every business starts small.)
A city household registration would make life easier?
Knowledge changes your destiny. Study hard. College graduates get assigned jobs these days.
Just as Wen Feifei's life starts to improve, her fiancé's family shows up to fulfill their marriage agreement?
The female villain who died young had a betrothal? Why hadn't her roommate, who'd read the whole book, ever mentioned it?
Lu Chenglin?
Isn't he the second male lead her roommate can't get over?
He's from a good family, handsome, and incredibly capable, yet he dies while saving the female lead!
After meeting Lu Chenglin, Wen Feifei can't help feeling compassion for him. They're both doomed side characters, and both so good-looking. Besides, Lu Chenglin is a soldier who serves his country and its people. They have to survive together!
After her marriage, Wen Feifei finds success in both her studies and career. Wait, it seems like love has come along, too...
Theme: When the young are strong, the nation is strong
I Got Rich Through Livestreamed Gu Sorcery
The Road to Farming in the Seventies
The Female Side Character's Career in Raising Poisonous Insects
[Qing Dynasty] The Fourth Consort's Family Is Filthy Rich
I Married the Male Lead and Lived the Good Life
You, Bright as Light
After the Real Heiress Was Stranded on the Frontier
After Becoming the Original Wife in an Imperial Exam Novel's Foil
Haha@I feel like these two people are miserable!
I really like big books!
To be honest, this is what it looks like
You are strong, I didn't expect your master to be stronger
Dazzled by the praises from my daughter
These children were just bought into their hearts. If you give, you will gain.
Drop - Happy Friday card~
Let's shine in the industry and build a building together. This sentence is written too modernly.
That's what they say, but what Jin Yuqing said is the truth. My friend's younger brother is really skipping school. This kind of person basically has no future. There is a very small chance that they can make a difference. In the novel, the probability is probably higher. In addition, they have good backgrounds, so the future path may not be exactly what they want. But under normal circumstances, people who skip school have little potential.
There is some truth in the old man's relationship with another generation.