After Lin Shu dies, she transmigrates into a book, becoming the daughter of a beautiful embroiderer in a secluded household in ancient times.
Lin Shu thinks she will have to grow up squeezed into the cracks of the household's back courtyard, keeping her head down as an insignificant passerby. Once she is grown, she can find work in the kitchen and lie flat for the rest of her life.
If everything goes smoothly, perhaps she can save enough money to buy her freedom before she is assigned to a young male servant, and leave the Minister of Rites' household.
Lin Shu discovers that her mother, a personal attendant to the mistress, seems utterly loyal to her on the surface, but has been secretly plotting to escape the household all along, even slyly setting traps for the mistress.
After observing her mother in secret, Lin Shu finally uncovers her big secret... Her mother has been reborn!
Lin Shu clings to her dear mother's side. With her beautiful mother's hard work, they smoothly buy their freedom and move up in the world...
In her previous life, Run Niang's beauty made the mistress wary of her, while the young master coveted her. Even though she remained utterly loyal to the mistress all her life, she still met a terrible end.
The mistress used her all her life, and her children also died because of the mistress.
Reborn, she refuses to repeat the same mistakes, and begins making plans for herself.
First, she leaves the mistress's side to become an embroiderer. Then she does everything she can to avenge herself for what happened in her previous life, escape her status as a hereditary servant, and make a new life for herself. She will never again be anyone's servant, but will instead climb step by step to a position higher than the mistress's...
Coming soon in my author page, please add it to your collection! (Imperial Examinations) Don't go! I can still save this!
When Shen Ze was thirteen, a great disaster struck the land, and he followed his father and clansmen as they fled.
Bones piled up along the road, disease spread, and people ate one another. The dynasty was nearing its end.
The clansmen died one after another along the way. Shen Ze also contracted the disease and was on the verge of death.
Shen Ze thought he was doomed, but at the final moment before he died, he bound himself to a System and awakened memories of his previous life.
As it turned out, he came from the modern world and had transmigrated to another realm after an accident.
With the System's help, Shen Ze led his clansmen to settle down, clear land, and farm. Their lives gradually became stable.
But through the System, Shen Changze learned that their peaceful days would not last. He picked up his books again, sat the imperial examinations, and came first at every stage, ultimately winning the title of top scholar.
Shen Changze could hardly wait to reform the court and save the dynasty as it teetered on the brink of collapse. However, the court was controlled by aristocratic clans and the adult princes.
Shen Changze struggled at every turn, and his background drew constant criticism, leaving him without a chance to serve in an important role... He could only keep his talents hidden and move forward slowly, starting with one county and one prefecture at a time, improving people's lives and the economy, and gradually influencing the court... In the end, he rose to a position second only to The Outcast!
The male and female leads both transmigrate in The Son-in-Law Is the Miaojiang Gu King
Shen Baoxian transmigrates into a martial arts novel as a cannon-fodder character, the only daughter of a wealthy family in Jiangnan.
In the book, the original owner is raised so naively that she knows nothing of the world. In the end, she is deceived by others and condemned to a miserable life.
To avoid following the same path as the original owner, Shen Baoxian refuses to be kept in the back courtyard and starts taking charge of the family business.
Then, on a rainy night, she rescues a Miaojiang youth dressed in the distinctive garb of an ethnic minority.
Shen Baoxian has just recognized the youth as the book's great villain when she hears him, delirious with a high fever, mumble, "Hungry... So hungry... I wish I could eat fried chicken and drink cola... Sob... I want air conditioning and a toilet..."
Shen Baoxian: "..."
Hua Qingya comes from modern-day Miaojiang, Yunnan, and is the only gu-raising practitioner left in his village.
He wanted to return to his village for an internship in his third year of university, but his grandmother kicked him out and told him to go down the mountain and make a living. Instead, he transmigrated to ancient times and nearly starved to death.
Then one day, a cute little girl rescued him. He was just about to thank her when she gazed at him with a conflicted expression and said, "A jug of palace wine..."
Hua Qingya: "..."
Both the male and female leads transmigrate.
Matriarchy novel: The Villain Boss's Husband Was Reborn [Matriarchy]
A story about an overbearing husband forcing his love on someone.
Theme: Never give up hope, and live the life you want.
[Imperial Exams] Don't Go! I Can Still Save This!
Saving the Cannon-Fodder Male Lead (Transmigrating into a Book)
The Rescued Strong Beauty Turned Omega
To Save the Apocalypse, I Chose Farming [Quick Transmigration]
My Live-In Son-in-Law Is the Miaojiang Gu King (Both Transmigrated)
The Real Young Master Is a Cannon Fodder in an Imperial Exam Novel
My Husband, Who Died in Battle, Has Returned (Imperial Exams)
Marrying a Husband in a Matriarchal Novel
Starfaring Insectoids: Yan Chiyu
The ending is pretty good overall, the writing is not embarrassing, but the plot goes by faster in the later stages, and the key plot lacks specific descriptions, resulting in a script that introduces the plot. It would be better to write more details and longer. The first thirty or forty chapters are relatively detailed and readable.
As a married woman, one year is enough, so it won't take long.
It feels like the entire second half of the article is like a detailed outline.
From the perspective of etiquette and law, it is impossible for a grandfather to pay filial piety for three years, but for a married daughter to pay filial piety to her biological father, it seems to be only one year. My granddaughter will probably be able to wear plain clothes for a few months. She doesn't even need to keep them.
The writing is okay. The more than forty chapters about escaping from the Peng family are very well written. The latter chapters are indeed not as exciting as the previous ones. They were written too fast. I can only pick and read.
Finished with flowers. Will there be any extras?
Congratulations on the completion! [Orange Candy] Got it
"But proper help, no more..." This is a big bug for the author~
This chapter and the next chapter are very serious 😭 😭 😭
After finishing the show, I felt a little melancholy and chased it all the way down. I feel like the plot is very good, and the implementation into the specific plot is also great. I hope the author can produce similar works in the future when he has enough energy [Applause]