Everyone in My Family Except Me Transmigrated [The 1990s]

In the 1990s, five-year-old Miao Zhizhi wakes up in a family that favors boys and realizes everything at home has suddenly changed.

Her parents are different from before,

and her little brother is different too!

Her illiterate father has started speaking in classical phrases and even brings her milk candies. Her frail, sickly little brother, who never went to school, can shove a bully weighing over 100 jin five meters away with one hand, and even complains that the flashy electric fan their father bought is outdated.

And there's more! One night, she gets up and finds her mother in the kitchen, holding a bloody knife and killing a chicken. A red light flashes in her eyes, eerie and terrifying. But this mother, more frightening than before, will make her braised chicken with potatoes, twice-cooked chicken, and fragrant scallion-oil chicken! Slurp~

Please add my upcoming novel to your reading list: The Stepmom-to-Be and Her Rival Shine on a Kids' Variety Show [Book Transmigration]

Mo Yin, a royal bodyguard, transmigrates into a book and becomes the rival on a variety show for prospective stepmothers from wealthy families.

The female lead is the fake heiress raised by the Mo family for over a decade. Dignified and gracious, gentle and kind, she treats the male lead's motherless child as her own on the show. Mo Yin, meanwhile, is the uncouth country girl rival who grew up away from her family and is considered too crude for polite society.

The two appear on the show together. The female lead is hailed as the nation's dream wife, wins the male lead's favor, and marries into an elite family. Naturally, the rival female character is flamed online until she trends, and eventually jumps off a building, unable to withstand the pressure.

Mo Yin has no desire to be anyone's stepmother. So she uses her bodyguard skills to stay out of the cameras whenever she can. But she never expected that keeping such a low profile would make her an unexpected sensation.

The female lead: Do you have any idea what low-key means?

At the parent-child sports meet, the other female guests pose prettily to show off their looks. This one, dressed all in black, darts past the camera so quickly no one can even see her face. Then she splits an arrow with another arrow, hitting the bullseye ten times out of ten. The children can't look away.

At the parent-child camping trip, the other female guests bring three big suitcases each and come fully prepared. This one shows up unburdened, then somehow returns with a wild rabbit while off-camera. She roasts it on a spit until it's sizzling and fragrant, leaving the adults and children so hungry that they can't stomach their bread and toast.

At the parent-child talent show, the other female guests display their refined, cultured sides with painting and piano performances. This one pulls out a knife and puts on a real-life fruit-slicing show, leaving adults and children alike dumbfounded.

Even more ridiculously, during the parent-child rescue event, the female guests climb toward their children with ropes, their eyes red with worry. This one needs no rope: she steps lightly over the obstacles, rescues the child, then leaps from the roof of a three-story building with the child in her arms... without a scratch!

The children go wild. When they get home, they all beg their wealthy and powerful fathers to marry this cool lady, insisting that they won't accept anyone else as their mother.

Netizens, tired of watching the rich young ladies put on affected airs, are fascinated by this heroine who has come out of nowhere. But the show's cameras hardly ever manage to catch her, so they accuse the production crew of rigging things. They even start resenting the heiress who gets the most screen time.

The production crew: We did take money.

The cameraman: We really can't get her on camera!

The prince, who was separated from Mo Yin, recognizes on the show that she is the bodyguard who fell off the cliff with him. He beats one powerful father after another and, under the pretext of taking care of his adopted son, brings her home as his bride.

On their wedding night, he is blushing as he prepares to confess his feelings, only to find the bride isn't in bed. Instead, she's perched on the roof of the villa.

The prince is shocked and annoyed:

"Get down!"

Theme: Work together to build a moderately prosperous life.