The Qing Dynasty's Noble Consort Wenxi

Lin Jinhua received an emergency call from the hospital during a thunderstorm. On her way there, she was in a car accident. When she came to, she found herself in the Kangxi era, inhabiting Niu Hulu Jinhua, the younger sister of Empress Xiaozhao. At a time when women were far from being treated kindly, Jinhua was at a loss. Thankfully, her personal spatial dimension had come with her, giving her a tremendous sense of security. At first, she was rash and naive. Over time, she learned to be cautious and careful, doing her best to adapt to this utterly different world and make sure her knowledge and skills did not go to waste. In her previous life, Jinhua had been constantly busy studying and saving lives. Given another chance at life, she learned to slow down and enjoy herself, working hard to make her days colorful and fulfilling. The young emperor looked at the woman beside him, her smile as bright as a flower. He did not know when she had taken root in his heart. Oh well, he would just spoil her. But... My next novel will be "The Daily Life of an Adopted Daughter in the Seventies". Please add it to your reading list! Blurb He Wan transmigrates into He Daya, a daughter of the He family on Red Sun Brigade who was given away to another family. At the He household, all the hard, exhausting work falls to her, while she gets none of the good food or clothes. After finally being adopted out, her grandfather He still holds her money and house over her, takes a bride price, and sends her far away to marry. Later, He Shouwang returns from the dead. The He family insists that it was He Erya who was adopted out. She is taken to the capital, marries an officer, and enjoys the envy of everyone. The house is smoothly left to her younger brother, while He Daya is left to suffer at her husband's home. When He Wan arrives, she has just signed the adoption papers. Next, in front of the brigade leader and secretary, they are supposed to draw up a contract stating that the house belongs to He Daya and that the money He Shouwang left behind is hers. He Wan glances at the signature on the adoption papers, then scrawls her name on the contract. He Shouye: I'll go with you to the commune to change the name on the land certificate. He Wan has already tucked away the contract and money. “No need, Uncle.” With money, a house, and no family burdens, He Wan spends her days idling around and earning two or three work points, sneaking into the mountains for a little snack, and writing articles for extra income. When she is in a good mood, she gives Grandpa and Grandma He a little grief. When she is in a bad mood, she finds Uncle He something to deal with. Life is wonderful. With her stirring things up, the neighbors are arguing one day and bickering the next, with Grandma He occasionally adding some barbed remarks. It is all great entertainment, and He Wan enjoys it over her meals, eating her fill every day. One day, she spots a badly wounded man on a mountain path. She is about to avoid him and go down the mountain to fetch the brigade leader to handle things. After all, everyone knows you should never pick up a man off the roadside. Ji Feng: Save me, and I'll repay you. The kind of repayment where you offer yourself? Don't make me laugh. That's repaying kindness with betrayal. Ji Feng: I'll give you a hundred! He Wan: Who do you think you're talking to? A hundred? A hundred! I'll save you! Later, he suggests a fake marriage. “You're crazy!” Ji Feng says helplessly, “I'm not crazy. My grandma won't rest in peace unless I get married.” He Wan firmly turns him down. Their relationship is purely financial, and marriage is out of the question. Ji Feng: Five hundred for the marriage certificate, half my salary and allowances, and a house in the capital when we divorce. He Wan: Let's do it! Let's get married right now! Ji Feng: Remember, it's a fake marriage. We need to keep our boundaries. Comrade: You lent him the money. How are you going to explain it to your wife? Ji Feng: I'm the one who makes the decisions in our family! Ji Feng slowly kneels on the washboard. “Honey, I did something that undermines family harmony and unity.” He Wan: Did you cheat on me? Message: Women should live life to the fullest, anytime and anywhere.