I Unlocked Every Happy Ending in Great Qin

Tang Qiusheng is a traveler, able to wander through different timelines. Unless the worldline changes, she can never stop moving. But she is forced to stop after meddling in some strange business by accident and being remembered by the person involved. Ying Zheng admits that when he was young and standing beside Handan's moat, his hatred truly surged like a flood. He would rather make a wish to live no longer than fifty years than fail to return to Qin and claim what was rightfully his. Then a girl hit him. "Don't make strange wishes like that so casually. Who knows whether the gods take your money and do nothing, or are criminals themselves?" The oddly dressed girl touched his slowly swelling cheek, looking a little flustered. She pulled a piece of sugarcane from her pocket as an apology. "I can tell from your remarkable bone structure that you're destined for great things. If I catch you talking nonsense again, I'll hit you every time I see you." He thought she must be an immortal. "So what kind of worldline are you going to create?" The girl thought for a moment. "Of course, one where everyone gets a happy ending." "Impossible." "I have a portable space." The girl raised one finger. "Possible, but you'll have to keep a low profile." "Qin Shi Huang seems to think I'm a deity." The girl raised one finger. "Possible, but you'll have to wait for later generations." "Then what if we combine the first and second points?" She raised two fingers. "In my lifetime, could I see universities, supermarkets, and a world where the realm belongs to everyone?" The female lead has a ridiculously powerful golden finger and a portable space, can pull out anything, has read the script, and builds a modern moderately prosperous society without thinking too hard. Upcoming story in the author's collection: "A Field Guide to Surviving as a Modern Deity" Primarily based on a folk-mythology setting, with original worldbuilding. Historical figures become gods and lead funny everyday lives in the modern era. A chaotic, ridiculous story about people losing their minds. You'll see: The beloved household goddess heroine being raised, and the eccentric fortune-telling class taught by partial God of Wealth Han Xin. Door gods Qin Qiong and Yuchi Gong catching gossip and punishing scumbags. Lord Guan, who manages everything and more, working the 007 overtime grind. Confucius burning the midnight oil over calculus to help students who prayed for good grades with their homework. Yue Fei's ultimate dream in life: explaining the difference between the Temple of the Eastern Peak and the Temple of King Yue to everyone. Zhong Kui and Zhou Cang competing to see who can rack up more achievements. And a little warmth, too: Li Jing beneath the mountain, the mist clearing over the river; the Qian King bending his bow to shoot the tide; there are gods watching over us three feet above our heads. Someone is always silently loving you. A warm everyday story about a newly appointed household goddess heroine, encouraged and guided by gods from every walk of life. Upcoming story 2: "May She Be Free of Wind and Snow in This Life [Both Reborn]" Also known as "I Wanted to Carry My Frail Husband Who Couldn't Care for Himself After Being Reborn, but He Carried Me Instead" and "The Easygoing Marquis Finds His Fighting Spirit for Love After Being Reborn." A timid, kind princess + a sickly former general who plays the pig to eat the tiger. A mutually devoted, mutually doting couple. If the whole world hates you and bullies you, then this is where you can return home. Du Yuwen, Marquis of Wucheng, thinks his life has been absurd. At a young age, he achieved great military victories, but his merit was so great that he could be neither promoted nor rewarded further. He never imagined he would be secretly tricked into the palace and tortured in every way. So his only wish was to die. Until one day, he heard quiet sobbing through the wall. Li Qingyi is the least favored princess, the discarded empress's legacy. The emperor himself calls her stupid and wicked. Most people in the palace either ignore her or bully her at will. When she is wronged, she can only weep in some secluded place. Then she hears a man sighing in the Cold Palace, gently comforting her. She gradually learns that a sickly man is imprisoned there. He coughs incessantly, yet often comforts her from the other side of the thin palace wall. Later, Du Yuwen's illness worsens beyond hope. The emperor puts on a show of grief, telling the world that a brilliant talent has been cruelly taken, and grants the princess to him to continue his family line. It is the same young girl who so often cries alone, the girl he cannot stop worrying about even when he closes his eyes. But then he opens his eyes once more and sees the familiar, dilapidated Cold Palace. This time, he will find a way to survive and make those who bullied his girl pay in blood. She is so good. She deserves all the splendor this life can offer. *Both are chaste. Tragedy before rebirth, sweetness after rebirth. They escape their unhappy families of origin. The male lead is ten years older than the female lead. Theme: The economic base determines the superstructure.