Recommendation: "[Western Crossover] I Thought I Was a Widow"
Synopsis: Jiang Lingyi, a materials science expert, transmigrates into the body of a disposable female supporting character who helps the male lead level up and hands him equipment, only to be sent off in a political marriage and die along the way.
Unfortunately, it doesn’t matter that Jiang Lingyi thinks that’s a hard no.
She’s already halfway through her journey to the marriage alliance.
And then things get even worse: they run into the notorious Yanshan bandits, leaving her with only a young maid at her side.
Still, Jiang Lingyi thinks she can hang on a little longer.
As a son of the Chu family, Chu Xiao is destined for the battlefield. He decides he should first marry the daughter-in-law his father has set his heart on.
“Tan Niang, how about we get married tonight?”
Maintaining an army is a bottomless pit, and the court is broke, too. So after Jiang Lingyi starts making money, she uses some of it to improve life for the soldiers guarding the border. It’s her money, and she’s happy to spend it on her husband.
But as Jiang Lingyi listens to the familiar plot and names, it suddenly comes back to her.
This is one of those transmigration novels where the male lead gets a golden finger and encounters opportunity after opportunity on his way to the top.
And her husband? Isn’t he the supreme sucker who gives the male lead money, food, and even supplies?
Well, that changes everything!
Coming soon: "The Delicate Beauty Won’t Be a Pushover"
Guo Yao is a famous useless beauty in the capital. She’s mediocre at music, chess, calligraphy, painting, virtue, appearance, speech, and conduct, and she’s sickly to boot. Compared with her two older sisters, who are known as the capital’s Two Beauties, the only thing she has going for her is her face. So when the three Guo sisters enter the palace selection, Guo Yao is the least favored candidate.
Xie Zhao, the pride of the Xie family, has a father who is a great general guarding the north, a maternal grandfather who is a renowned scholar, and a childhood sweetheart from a well-matched family. He has just passed the provincial exam as its top candidate, and is riding high.
A tipsy matchmaker and an unexpected imperial decree bind together two people who had nothing to do with each other.
Guo Yao assumes her fiancé has someone else in his heart, so their marriage will either never happen or end in divorce. She stays true to herself and treats him like a coworker she has to deal with for appearances’ sake.
But why is he looking at her more and more strangely?
Theme: Stay forever young, forever with tears in your eyes.
Dear, do you still remember that you have a comprehensive article about Britain and the United States? . . Kill the clown and you will gain a boyfriend. Brother Tong is still waiting for you.
Dear, there is Brother Tong waiting for you next door. . . When will you come back and update?
The prince was able to deal with a powerful minister, and even executed his entire family. With this ability, could his father still sleep peacefully at night?
This... It's so fast... It's the first time I've seen it. It's faster than an airplane. The heroine just entered the bandit's den. I didn't expect that she would discuss starting an economy with the hero after sleeping. It's so unexpected. She feels more like a master than a master. 🤷 It seems that she has already regarded this place as her own, and she still said "salt salt" from the beginning. This was in ancient times.
It's obviously an ancient article, but why is so much of its content so modern? There's too little information to look up [covering face, laughing and crying]
Marriage. In ancient times, it should be getting married 🤩
? It's not bad to encourage people to make progress, but we do have fewer opportunities now than before, and we are in a mental dilemma. Don't compare yourself to others.
Woohoo, modern reunion
Oh? Didn't the queen here go crazy and poison the other princes?
Wow, concubine! A real woman is a real strong person! Swing your sword at the strong!