[Journey to the West] I Became the Most Miserable Fox Spirit in History

[My new novel, Raising a Husband and Children in Exile, is now available. Upcoming novels: A Self-Rescue Guide for Wang Baochuan and Farming After Transmigration: Too Bad I Have No Golden Finger. Check them out on my author page, and please add them to your collection! Synopsis at the very bottom!]

[Important: Read this before starting]

This story is set in a fictional world inspired by the Journey to the West universe after the Investiture of the Gods. It was made up by the author and has no basis in fact...

In this story:

The Ten-Thousand-Year Fox King is female,

Patriarch Bodhi is actually Tongtian,

Tathagata Buddha is Daoist Duobao,

and the Western Church and Yuanshi are villains...

[Synopsis:]

Su Mo felt that she must have been born under an unlucky star. It was bad enough that she had no idea when her parents were born, but she'd also been sickly and disaster-prone from childhood. She'd spent more time in the hospital than in the orphanage...

After struggling through life, she finally made it to twenty. She'd just happily made a wish to study hard from then on and become someone who contributed to her country and society...

Then a bolt of lightning struck her out of a clear sky!

As the thunderbolt tore her soul from her body, Su Mo couldn't help thinking...

She wasn't afraid of dying. Being alive was already so exhausting and difficult!

But couldn't she at least have a dignified way to die?

Why did she have to get struck by lightning in broad daylight?!

She knew she'd made a mess of her short life, but she'd always been unable to turn a blind eye to other people's suffering. Whenever she could help, she did!

Why did she deserve to die after being struck by lightning? And then have people gossip about her after she was gone?!

With her soul leaving her body, just before a powerful force dragged it away, Su Mo looked at her own body, smoking after being hit by lightning, and at the crowd pointing at her. She couldn't help feeling a little wronged...

She thought:

So that old saying really was true:

Since ancient times, beauties have had short lives, left speechless and despondent before the east wind!

Synopsis for Raising a Husband and Children in Exile:

[Ensemble cast to a degree, some unpleasant characters, mainly farming with romance on the side.]

Synopsis: Xia Zhiqiu transmigrated into a novel she'd only read halfway through, becoming the Xia Zhiqiu who shared her name and surname, the eldest legitimate daughter of Xia Liuren, Minister of Rites.

But life was truly miserable for this eldest legitimate daughter. Her mother came from an undistinguished family and had no son, so her increasingly powerful father gradually grew to dislike her. Since childhood, she and her mother had lived in a few shabby mud-brick houses at the family's ancestral home.

Later, her mother fell ill and died. Her father hastily elevated his favorite concubine, Madam Liu, to the position of legal wife, then used her to curry favor with Ye Guang, the most powerful minister in Great Yan, and successfully arranged for his second legitimate daughter, Xia Shuya, to marry Ye Luo, Ye Guang's second legitimate son.

Unexpectedly, a year later, the young emperor, whose power had grown, brought Ye Guang down and threw him in prison on charges of forming a faction for personal gain!

At this point, only half a month remained before the Ye and Xia families were to become joined by marriage.

Xia Liuren was instantly caught in a painful dilemma: Should they go through with the wedding? The girl might be marrying into a death trap! But if they called it off, what if the Ye family somehow survived this crisis? They'd be the first ones to pay for it.

As he agonized over what to do, his clever second wife suddenly reminded him that Shuya wasn't his only daughter...

Theme: Strive for love and a home!