After I Transmigrated, I Wanted to Rebel Every Day

Qin Jiu transmigrated into a prestigious marquis family of ancient nobility. His grandfather was a great general, his father was also a great general, and naturally his brothers were generals too. Even his four older sisters were skilled in every weapon, from swords and spears to sabers and staffs. As a member of the feudal exploiting class, Qin Jiu should have been living a carefree life where food was brought to him and clothes put on his back. But Qin Jiu was unhappy. He wanted to rebel. When he knelt on the cold stone road to bow to the royal nobility, he wanted to rebel; When his favorite older sister took off her armor and entered the palace to become a consort, he wanted to rebel; When the Qin family soldiers were stationed on the northern frontier, enduring wind and rain, sun and storm, while the court called for military spending to be cut, he wanted to rebel. Are nobles and generals born to their stations? If their Qin family was destined to become so powerful that it threatened the ruler and rebel, then rather than being forced into a desperate uprising, it was better to plan early and strike first. Rebel early, enjoy it early! The first step in deciding to rebel: keep a low profile and play the pig to eat the tiger. Qin Jiu decided to make himself the very model of a spoiled young master, and then... On the first day he successfully skipped school, Qin Jiu's formidable mother chased him down three roads with a stick, then pulled down his pants and spanked him in front of a crowd. "!" There was no way he could show his face in the capital anymore! "Then get out of here!" And so, after getting spanked in public, Qin Jiu was packed up by his own mother and sent off to the bitterly cold northern frontier. Looking at the lonely northern frontier stretching for thousands of miles, Qin Jiu understood: so he was following the strategy of surrounding the cities from the countryside! Qin Jiu used every bit of his ability to turn the northern frontier into "the Jiangnan of the northern lands." Looking at the mountains of grain piled up in the storehouses, Qin Jiu sharpened his weapons with eager anticipation. It was time to lead an army south and make the sun and moon shine in a new sky! Everything was ready, all that was missing was the east wind. Just as Qin Jiu was quietly waiting for the "east wind," his sister was promoted to empress, and his nephew, who had just turned one month old, became crown prince. Damn it! Was he still rebelling or not? He'd already picked out a reign name! New novel to be added to your wish list: "Cherishing the Fragrance." My first attempt at historical romance, so please give it a try! Reborn into a new life, and blessed by Heaven, Ye Ran was born into a flourishing and prosperous age, to a family of officials and scholars. She only wanted to live this life to the fullest, listen to no one's advice, believe in no one's reasoning, and spend her days eating, drinking, and enjoying herself. But as she approached her fifteenth birthday, before her hair had even been pinned up, a bolt from the blue struck: "The young lady has grown up. It's time for her to marry." Ye Ran: "I'm not getting married!" The women all covered their mouths and giggled. "The young lady is shy." Ye Ran: "I really am not getting married!" The women laughed even harder. "The young lady doesn't want to leave her mother. Then just don't marry far away." Ye Ran: Are you serious? Do you people not understand what I'm saying?! The Great Xia law imposed a fivefold tax on women who remained unmarried past the age of marriage. Ye Ran: I've got money! I'm not afraid! Theme: Hard work might lead to success. Without it, success will never come.