A Taste of Easy Ancient Life (Quick Transmigration)

At twenty-eight, Chu Ci was about to earn her doctorate in traditional Chinese medicine. She had lived by the rules all her life, studied diligently, and had only one hobby: the guzheng. She didn't even have a boyfriend. Her friend comforted her: With your unmatched talent, gentle yet strong nature, only a tough-on-the-outside, soft-on-the-inside general skilled in ancient martial arts could be your match.

Chu Ci was well-read and dedicated, especially when it came to using Chinese herbs. She insisted on doing everything herself, even testing medicines on her own body. One day, while testing asarum, a colleague forgot to tell her that it had been gathered in the mountains. The herb was too potent, and she was poisoned. With her life hanging by a thread, she had little will to survive.

An brought her to their laboratory and let her drift through little worlds until she woke up.

Those little worlds:

(1) The Fiancee

After passing the county-level civil service exam, Lu Xichi wanted to marry before entering the Imperial College.

Madam Jiang couldn't stand her son's fiancee being an orphan with no family connections, and resolved to break off the engagement.

Confused by the differences between past and present, Chu Ci ultimately decided to follow her heart and leave the Lu household with Madam Jiang's stepson.

(2) The Traveling Merchant's Wife (manuscript complete)

Her husband had been away from home for over three years. Behind the scenes, he plotted to marry their eleven-year-old daughter off to a good-for-nothing.

(3) The Young Lady Who Refused Medicine

A wealthy young woman saw her husband's family for what they truly were after getting married.

(4) A Pair of Lovers

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Completed works:

She Is Weak, Yet Fearless (quick transmigration)

The Financial Influencer's Girl Next Door

Su Yuntong's Growth Diary [The 1980s]

Coming soon: The 1960s Female Side Character's Guide to Making Money

Fang Yue transmigrated into a story set in a bygone era.

In this farming novel, her family was poor: short on food, clothes, money, and ration coupons.

To make matters worse for the already impoverished family, her biological father needed money for medical treatment.

Money!

As a descendant of generations of farmers in the 1960s, Fang Yue could only shrug and say she had none.

Not only that, but her family was buried in debt.

Of course, money won't fall from the sky just because you sit at home.

Fang Yue went a little crazy trying to make money, taking a trip around Hunan Province and setting her sights on a certain "rich idiot."

Once she'd earned enough, Fang Yue returned to the countryside.

The countryside was great!

As Fang Yue strolled around with a little white cat, she watched the original heroine exhaust herself, struggling to outwit her awful relatives while trying to earn money, and felt quite content.

Of course, she had plenty to keep her busy, too:

A self-important man who coveted her beauty was waiting for her to deal with him;

The encyclopedia of gourmet food in her head needed to be put into practice;

And she had to take "Cuihua" treasure hunting;

One day, Fang Yue ran into the "rich idiot" again. His sturdy muscles strained against his army-green tank top, his combat boots struck the ground, and his long legs carried him closer, step by step.

His eyes locked on her. "Think bigger. Don't just focus on emptying my wallet!"

#What if she only wants to win over my wallet?#

Theme: There will always be love or a career.