A Country Girl from the Qing Dynasty Comes to the City

Updated nightly, with family life and everyday farming. Agriculture student Chu Yun transmigrates to the Kangxi era. Unfortunately, she doesn't become a palace concubine or a young lady. Instead, she becomes the little country wife of Du, a member of the Plain White Banner. This is an age when extravagant dowries are prized, but Chu Yun's dowry is described by the townspeople as "two boxes of clothes for a barefoot bride," the poorest kind of dowry. So the Du family dresses her up as a rich country woman to avoid being laughed at. To keep up with the social calls among the noblewomen, Chu Yun, a country girl who has only just arrived, quickly runs up a huge debt. The Du family owns no land, so she has to make ends meet by doing needlework. Her birth family sees how well-dressed Chu Yun is and envies her for having married a good husband and living the life of having her clothes brought to her and her meals served. Only Chu Yun knows that the Du family earns less than Granny Liu. All the money they spend comes from the imperial treasury, and sooner or later, it will have to be paid back. A friendly reminder: This really is a farming story, so there will actually be farming. Also, the heroine marries at fifteen or sixteen, which is quite young. They won't consummate the marriage before she comes of age at eighteen. The young couple pass through the whole world of history without getting involved in royal affairs. But if they come across royal gossip, they'll still have a look. …Coming Soon… Coming Soon: A Match Made in Heaven An unconventional transmigration story, with plenty of family life, light mystery, and a focus on everyday life. * Xue Rong, the daughter of a small-time merchant, has to marry Chongxi into the eldest son of the Cui family, a local lord, to escape trouble. The Cui family of legend is lavishly wealthy, dressed in fine silks and surrounded by luxury, with a harmonious marriage and a happy household. After entering the family, Xue Rong discovers that the rumors have misled her. Something is wrong with the Cui family. The only son with money is frail, sickly, and eccentric. The rest of the children are all adopted by the Cui family. A group of unrelated people live under the same roof as a family, and every day, all they do is chase money and indulge in wishful thinking. One wants to divorce his country wife and marry into a highborn family. Another wants to sleep with a rich man and marry into a wealthy household. And a transmigrator has abandoned their body and is wandering around in search of a good-looking one. As that good-looking body, the native-born Xue Rong only wants to enjoy a peaceful life as a noblewoman, but her sense of danger grows stronger. She thinks, it's time to put some distance between herself and this strange bunch. * Cui Yuguang was born into a world of wealth and comfort, but before he could enjoy life, someone transmigrated into his body. Then his parents adopted him out to their country home, where he was engaged to the daughter of a prosperous family. A fortune-teller said their marriage was a match made in heaven, destined by fate. Before the wedding, Cui Yuguang has no interest in romance. He only wants to be the local lord of the countryside and slowly return to the position he should have held. After the wedding, Xue Rong takes care of him, but her concern never seems to hold much affection. Eventually, she even starts avoiding him. So much for a match made in heaven! Cui Yuguang feels a little wronged. Could his wife's destined match be someone other than him, some impostor? My Second Year in the Qing Dynasty Shen Baozhen transmigrates to the Kangxi era as the daughter of a minor Han Chinese bannerman official. Shen's father is also a transmigrator, but he doesn't expect his daughter to achieve great things. Pointing to the family's cotton, he says, "Cotton has many seeds and brings good fortune. Daughter, from now on, you'll be called Shen Mian." Shen Mian stares blankly and agrees. But she has neither palace intrigue skills nor the ability to cook delicious meals. After being carried into the Fourth Prince's household in a small sedan chair, she can only stay inside to keep herself alive. She strolls around the courtyard, playing with cats and dogs, and watches the struggle for the throne from the sidelines. Until one day, the Fourth Prince, the very center of the storm, comes to visit. Theme: Pursue happiness.