I Became a Scholar's Wife in a Farming Family

Blurb: You wake up one morning to find yourself in ancient times. What would you do?

Tang Shu transmigrated. When she woke up, she discovered that not only had she transmigrated to ancient times, she was already married and had a son and a daughter.

Her son was a no-good troublemaker, a menace to the village. Her daughter was an idiot with no brains at all.

The two children were the sort their mother wanted to beat on sight.

Her husband was the second son of the family and its only scholar. Unfortunately, luck was not on his side. He had repeatedly failed the imperial exams and was still only a licentiate.

And that wasn't even the worst of it. Before long, her husband would be carried home from the examination hall. Apparently, he had been seated beside the stinking latrine during the exam and could only endure it for a day. By the second day...

After he came home, he would be bedridden, sickly, weak, and listless, looking as if he were about to die at any moment.

What else could Tang Shu do? She rolled up her sleeves and got to work educating her children.

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[Qianlong's Mother Is a Koi Spirit]

Also known as: Qianlong's Mother Wants to Ship with the Fourth Prince's Wife, Not the Fourth Prince!

1. Jinyu was a koi spirit who had cultivated for a thousand years. Something went wrong during her cultivation, and a thunderbolt burned her black. She went to the underworld to protest and was almost mistaken for a black fish spirit, specifically one that had been deep-fried and drained of oil...

They told her, "You got what you deserved," and thought that would be enough to send Jinyu on her way.

Jinyu was furious. The next moment, she stepped into thin air and tumbled off the Wheel of Reincarnation, rolling into a new life as Niohuru Jinyu, born into a small, poor family but blessed with good fortune all her life.

Jinyu: ...

She pinched the soft flesh at her waist, then her chubby cheeks, and was utterly certain that she was incredibly fortunate in this life.

Just look at her face and figure. They were all thanks to good fortune she'd eaten her way into.

2. Ever since the death of Prince Yonghui, the Fourth Prince's wife had been depressed. Even though Consort De, that meddlesome woman, had stuffed the household with a number of bondservant girls, the Fourth Prince's wife never warned them to know their place.

She was simply drinking tea served by the concubines and young ladies as usual when she looked up and met the gaze of Niohuru Jinyu, whose face radiated good fortune. From then on, she had a little shadow by her side. Whenever she confronted Li, or reprimanded Nian, Niohuru would chime in, "Exactly, exactly!"

The Fourth Prince's wife tested her, asking why she was always so cheerful and didn't even think about the Fourth Prince. Jinyu's eyes widened in disbelief. "Isn't my support you, Madam? What does the Fourth Prince have to do with it?"

Theme: Wherever you are, keep striving with a positive attitude