[Coming soon: "The Cannon Fodder Doesn't Think So [Quick Transmigration]". Please add it to your collection!]
At eighteen, during her graduation trip, Qu Xinzhu accidentally fell off a cliff and transmigrated into the Tianyan Dynasty.
To survive, she married Xie Fu'an, the eldest son of the Tianyan General's household, who promised to love and protect her forever.
Unfortunately, a flower raised in the greenhouse of Blue Star could never truly thrive in a decayed, backward feudal age.
After struggling to survive in the Tianyan Dynasty for five years, Qu Xinzhu finally dragged her battered body to the pool she had fallen into when she first transmigrated. Holding her dying daughter, whom the Xie family had abandoned, she leaped in without hesitation.
From beginning to end, she never once looked back at the heartbroken man chasing after her.
But Qu Xinzhu didn't fall into the water. She fell into a sea of white mist.
When the mist cleared, two men wearing the familiar blue uniforms from her memories stared back at her in shock.
Qu Xinzhu froze for a moment, then burst into tears.
She had really made it home.
Qu Xinzhu was finally back with her parents.
Her daughter, who had congenital heart disease, also received modern medical treatment and escaped the death sentence she had faced.
Everything seemed to be going well, and Qu Xinzhu thought she would never see Xie Fu'an again in her life.
Until the day the year-round fog on Mount Zixia spread across the entire Xia Kingdom.
The fog cleared a day later, but the people of the Xia Kingdom who lived along the South Sea were astonished to discover that the blue ocean outside their homes had vanished overnight without a trace.
In its place stood an unfamiliar continent.
When Xie Fu'an learned that Qu Xinzhu was still alive, he imagined countless ways they might meet again.
Later, his wish finally came true, and he saw her again.
That day, she stood beside the man who had ruined all his plans and abolished his claim to the throne, protected on all sides by a team of black-suited bodyguards.
She glanced at him, looking so wretched, and said dismissively, "Comrade, he's a feudal remnant! Take him away."
Things to know before reading:
1. The male lead is Xie Fu'an, but his romance with the female lead has a bad ending. She will most likely remain single, though there's a small chance she'll have a pairing.
2. I'm firmly on the female lead's side, so please don't nitpick her.
3. Because of the subject matter, the female lead will have a rough time in the early, historical portion. If you can't stand that, please be warned.
4. Updates follow the rankings before the book goes premium; daily updates afterward.
P.S. The cover character design is used with permission from Yi Queqiao Chongyi.
Coming soon: "The Cannon Fodder Doesn't Think So [Quick Transmigration]"
After ten years of secluded cultivation, the Great Ascension cultivator Heng Rong emerged to find that her lovely little disciple, once as cute as a snow-white jade doll, had become a lovesick fool chasing after a scumbag and throwing herself at him.
After extracting the thing called the "System" from her little disciple's consciousness, the thing that had changed her so much, Heng Rong threatened it into taking her to other worlds, where she would save other hapless souls like her disciple.
World One: A cannon fodder in a male-oriented feng shui novel
A villainous cannon fodder whose entire family is wiped out on the male lead's path to power.
"I'm more talented than the male lead!"
World Two: A little beggar in a tragic romance set in a time of chaos
A lowly nobody caught up in events and killed by the male lead's sword.
"Are kings and nobles born to be so?"
World Three: A villainess in a supernatural occult novel
She aborts the child of a rapist, only to be haunted by the infant's spirit.
"Your mother doesn't even want you."
World Four: A spirit flower framed in a tragic xianxia romance
The male lead is cruel, mean, selfish... and a mass murderer, but somehow it's all the flower's fault?
"Flower is wronged. Flower is running away!"
World Five: A background concubine in a harem romance
The stupid heroine is tricked into miscarrying, then takes revenge by killing the male lead's other children. He indulges and spoils her, and the two even get another life to make up for the child she lost.
"This time, the throne is mine!"
World Six: The hapless wife in a coercive romance
The roguish male lead forcibly takes the heroine and uses violence to subdue her. The wife? She can quietly stand around as a pretty ornament when needed, then die the moment she's no longer useful.
"Take down the male lead and save the heroine!"
World Seven: The original owner, used as a foil in a stepmother story
The original owner is ungrateful enough to abort the villain's child. The transmigrated heroine, pregnant herself, warms the villain's heart.
"It's my body. Who do you think you are?"
World Eight: A passerby in a cultivation novel
The kind young woman who once saved her life is dead. Everyone says she's selfish and hypocritical, that she slandered the Venerable One and is the worst woman in the world. She doesn't understand any of that. All she remembers is the warm smile on the young woman's face when she gave her a steamed bun.
"Would you like me to take you as my disciple?"
Core message: When you've had enough, you don't have to put up with it anymore.
How is Xu Ting's "ordinary family with an ordinary civil servant's mother and an ordinary company employee's father" so ordinary? Does that mean that in Xu Ting's eyes, what kind of family are those children whose parents are not civil servants and employees? Severely poor households?
I really feel sorry for such a good mother to have such a blind-eyed daughter. If her mother hadn't done it for her, her life wouldn't necessarily be worse than her father's now.
If your father likes your man so much, go away and live with him. Why are you hanging around your mother? Isn't that just because you know how much your mother loves you than your father loves you!
Xu Ting is really like, the ancients bound their feet, but she has her cerebellum bound
But Mother Xu is always "Mother Xu", what's her name! Author, please give her a name! It doesn't matter if you choose any one at the end. She is so good that she shouldn't end at the end. The name for her comes from her husband's surname + the word "mother" for the scumbag Xu Ting.
Girls all live for themselves. This ending is really good for Xu's mother!
I'm speechless. This woman still dislikes her own conditions. I'm almost jealous to death. I can only rely on myself. This mother is so good. It's so bad. I'm a little envious as a single parent. If you don't like your mother, give it to me.
I feel sorry for my mother and I hope she can have a good ending. As for the female supporting role... Just die.
(Personal thoughts, just take a look) If Xu Ting really wants to find Zhao Weifeng, let her go with him. If she signs a voluntary agreement and promises not to regret it, she will be sent to the northwest to open up wasteland. She and Zhao Weifeng will be in two wasteland areas respectively, and they will meet once a month. How great!
The child she gave birth to now can be left to her mother as a thought and companionship. As a civil servant, her mother's time and money to raise a child should not be a problem. The child has just been born and has not been corroded by feudal ideas. It should be able to grow into a good tree. I hope the child will be good and not make trouble, and take good care of it on behalf of Xu Ting. Accompany the elderly (I don't want to overwork the elderly to raise children, mainly because the elderly love their daughter wholeheartedly, but the daughter is a thing that is worse off alive than dead. It's so pitiful, just like the parents of martyrs. If they suddenly lose their children, they will be greatly traumatized, but if there are grandchildren, at least there is a thought, which can support them through the most painful period)
ps. It's actually a pity that Xie's parents are dead. At least they should know who is the trash.
I was attracted by the comment section of the first article of Dada. No wonder I had no inspiration and went there to look for inspiration. There are really many Xu Tings in reality
How is Xu Ting's "ordinary family with an ordinary civil servant's mother and an ordinary company employee's father" so ordinary? Does that mean that in Xu Ting's eyes, what kind of family are those children whose parents are not civil servants and employees? Severely poor households?
I really feel sorry for such a good mother to have such a blind-eyed daughter. If her mother hadn't done it for her, her life wouldn't necessarily be worse than her father's now.
If your father likes your man so much, go away and live with him. Why are you hanging around your mother? Isn't that just because you know how much your mother loves you than your father loves you!
Xu Ting is really like, the ancients bound their feet, but she has her cerebellum bound
But Mother Xu is always "Mother Xu", what's her name! Author, please give her a name! It doesn't matter if you choose any one at the end. She is so good that she shouldn't end at the end. The name for her comes from her husband's surname + the word "mother" for the scumbag Xu Ting.
Girls all live for themselves. This ending is really good for Xu's mother!
I'm speechless. This woman still dislikes her own conditions. I'm almost jealous to death. I can only rely on myself. This mother is so good. It's so bad. I'm a little envious as a single parent. If you don't like your mother, give it to me.
I feel sorry for my mother and I hope she can have a good ending. As for the female supporting role... Just die.
(Personal thoughts, just take a look) If Xu Ting really wants to find Zhao Weifeng, let her go with him. If she signs a voluntary agreement and promises not to regret it, she will be sent to the northwest to open up wasteland. She and Zhao Weifeng will be in two wasteland areas respectively, and they will meet once a month. How great! The child she gave birth to now can be left to her mother as a thought and companionship. As a civil servant, her mother's time and money to raise a child should not be a problem. The child has just been born and has not been corroded by feudal ideas. It should be able to grow into a good tree. I hope the child will be good and not make trouble, and take good care of it on behalf of Xu Ting. Accompany the elderly (I don't want to overwork the elderly to raise children, mainly because the elderly love their daughter wholeheartedly, but the daughter is a thing that is worse off alive than dead. It's so pitiful, just like the parents of martyrs. If they suddenly lose their children, they will be greatly traumatized, but if there are grandchildren, at least there is a thought, which can support them through the most painful period) ps. It's actually a pity that Xie's parents are dead. At least they should know who is the trash.
I was attracted by the comment section of the first article of Dada. No wonder I had no inspiration and went there to look for inspiration. There are really many Xu Tings in reality