My new novel, The Rise of the Villain's Parents, is out. Please add it to your reading list. The blurb is at the very bottom.
My novel, 1990s Criminal Investigation Diary, is out. Please add it to your reading list. Visit my author page to find it. Thank you.
This novel will be available to paying readers on April 14. 40% of the text is protected from piracy.
Xia Juan, who came from the apocalypse, transmigrates into a melodramatic novel as an educated youth sent to the countryside.
In the original story, Xia Juan is slandered by rumors and forced to marry a local bully. He treats her badly, then takes a mistress after he gets rich.
Xia Juan reviews the entire plot and decides to marry the soldier who never comes home before the story ends.
With her extraordinary acupuncture skills, Xia Juan becomes a renowned traditional Chinese medicine practitioner, drawing patients from far and wide. Even people from the county town come to seek her out. Xia Juan is pleased with herself. She never expected her acupuncture to be even better after transmigrating into a book than it was in the apocalypse.
Just as she's enjoying her new life, she hears that the husband who was never supposed to come back has returned!
Feng Miao is a soldier on a secret mission, and he loses contact with his family. When he returns after completing his mission, he discovers that he has a wife, one who is not only unbelievably beautiful but also possesses remarkable medical skills.
His mother: "Second son, I'm telling you, if you wrong Juan'er, don't you dare call me Mom."
His son: "Daddy, I really like Mommy. If you don't like her, I won't like you either."
Feng Miao: "???"
He's been away in the army for two years. How did his whole family end up switching sides?!
P.S. Feng Miao is remarried and has a son. If that's not your thing, please skip this one.
My new novel, Making a Life with Monsters in a Period Novel, is currently serializing. Here's the blurb:
The supporting female character, Tao Yao, is timid, dull, and a pushover. She's the first employee laid off from the state-run restaurant.
Her husband is a factory worker, her complete opposite: hot-tempered, like a firecracker.
With their clashing personalities, their three children grow up to become major villains.
Tao Yao, who has the script of a female lead, travels into a novel after an accident and takes over the body of the supporting character Tao Yao. At the time, the original owner has just had her biological mother take the family's last bit of savings, and her three children are so hungry their eyes are practically glowing.
After the founding of the country, animals were forbidden from becoming spirits, so many spirits began searching for Hosts.
The Green Dragon has lived in the human world for a long time after taking human form. Because of his household registration problem, he has no choice but to look for a suitable Host like the other spirits.
Just as Tao Yao is preparing to divorce the original owner's husband, she notices that his personality has changed. He's stingy and flamboyant, with bizarre taste. His favorite color is green, and then more green...
As Tao Yao wonders what kind of creature this guy is, she suddenly discovers that he has a powerful influence over people.
Their once-neglected home becomes crowded with visitors. With a head full of business cards, Tao Yao asks a certain flashy man, "Just who are you, exactly?"
The man: "I told you, I'm very, very old. So old you can't imagine it."
Tao Yao: "@#￥%…&*"
Completed novels: Tempting You to Fall for Me, The Village Belle, The Embroiderer Reborn in the Seventies, Reborn to Stardom, Who Else Could You Marry Besides Me, and more. See my author page for details.
Theme: Build a happy life through hard work.
Every Time I Transmigrate, I End Up at a Crime Scene
The Villainess Is Actually a Criminal Profiler
I Became the Mother of Three in the 1990s
Ghost Hunting Livestreams in the Modern Era [Ancient to Modern]
Reborn in the Seventies: The Embroiderer
A 1990s Criminal Investigation Diary
The Village Beauty [Book Transmigration]
White Bone Spirit [Quick Transmigration]
Reborn into a Dazzling Star (Showbiz)
Cherry Blossoms in Early Summer
I Don't Have a Mental Illness
Reborn: A True Account of Ghost Hunting
What a wit. He was described as domineering and paranoid, determined to get the heroine by any means necessary, but he actually confessed and surrendered just because the heroine pretended to hit a wall! In those days, this was a crime, right? Could he be that stupid?! Mary Sue?
Why is this miscarriage written as a feeling of paralysis? I had given birth to a child and had a caesarean section. I was able to get out of bed the next day. The pain was painful, but this way I wouldn't have to lie down all the time, which would cause blood clots.
The heroine's character change was too sudden and she was a bit reckless. The original heroine probably didn't have any medical skills. When the heroine came over, she showed great medical skills and couldn't stand up to scrutiny.
I don't know why, but the heroine is written in a very old-fashioned way, without any youthful atmosphere. Not only the heroine, almost everyone feels old-fashioned. The period novels I want to read are more about farming and positive memories, and watching the heroine grow up step by step. There can be excellence in it, there can be difficulties, but it can't all be this kind of tone. At the very least, I want to see a progressive and positive atmosphere, rather than watching a rural drama.
The male protagonist really didn't do this well. I would just borrow the heroine's name without discussing it with her in advance. I would be fine with it if someone else occasionally borrowed his wife's name just because the hero and heroine are husband and wife. But it was that family that helped. Putting aside Wang Yanyan's hostility towards the heroine, He Gang coveted the heroine overtly and covertly. The hero even saw with his own eyes what He Gang said about the heroine, so he was willing to use his wife's name to help him.
This heroine... Is really difficult to evaluate. In addition to her medical skills, treating diseases and saving people is her job, but in fact she is no different from other people.
Why don't elder brother and sister-in-law separate their families? The heroine looks like a virgin.
Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers
The first part is pretty good, the storyline is relatively coherent, and the characters are good. Although the male protagonist has few roles, and there are still some bugs in some places, but we can't be caught off guard and have a hasty ending. Is it because the previous plot advances too slowly? When you read the synopsis later, you realize that the story will be very long? [Covering face, laughing and crying]
The good guy only joined the army after the ending. Fortunately, he checked first. He hasn't left the village or county for a long time.