I Landed a Long-Term Meal Ticket Thanks to the Weather Forecast

Lin Jingshuang, a student in a top atmospheric science program at a prestigious university, accidentally transmigrates while observing cloud formations in the field. When she opens her eyes, she's in a military camp full of men. She's transmigrated! The powerless college student has become a low-ranking soldier who disguised herself as a man to go to war?

Three days later, she confesses of her own accord. She can't stomach the rock-hard steamed buns, and every day she drools over the pastries brought to the main tent.

But the young ruler on the high platform doesn't believe her nonsense. Luckily, a massive hailstorm foretold by a prophecy saves Lin Jingshuang's life. From then on, she goes into obsequious mode and clings to this long-term meal ticket, while secretly plotting how to make a living. Serving a ruler is like serving a tiger. She needs to get herself out of there before she ends up dead.

But a total weakling like her is easily captured. Without any international treaties protecting prisoners of war, all she can do is hope her long-term meal ticket will come to rescue her.

But the bastard orders her to go undercover. To stay alive, the ditzy beauty has to come out in full force.

As the fighting begins, a great fire nearly costs her her life. Damn it, why didn't he tell his undercover agent about the battle plan so she could get away in advance?

But she always has a hero of her own. He comes through the flames and carries her off on horseback. All right, it's still that bastard Fu Zhi'an. Guess his conscience finally kicked in.

During a pursuit, Lin Jingshuang follows the badly wounded bastard to a little mountain village that might as well be a paradise on earth.

"We encountered bandits on the road, and I fled here with my wife. Please show us your kindness, villagers."

The bastard ruins her reputation to hide their whereabouts, so she has to play the virtuous wife and loving mother. During the spring planting, the bastard starts looking at her strangely.

Oh, oh, spring has arrived. It's that time of year again.

No matter. She made a small fortune by using weather forecasts to pinpoint the ideal farming dates. The Bureau of Meteorology is about to be established, and she'll finally be able to get away from this bastard.

After a month apart, the bastard has become emperor. He sends rare treasures to her Bureau of Meteorology as if they cost nothing. His letters arrive every three days, each signed with the mushy endearment "My darling Jingshuang."

Good grief. Her long-term meal ticket has turned into a lovesick fool.

[Reading Guide]

1. At first, the male lead has fewer scenes because he is undercover in an enemy camp, but later the romantic push and pull begins and he becomes lovesick.

2. One-on-one romance. Every supporting character has their own storyline.

3. The heroine is self-reliant and does not become entirely dependent on the male lead.

Marrying the Divine Lord Again:

Yanniang is an orphan left behind by the former god. She lives in the divine realm as a mortal.

Her husband ascended to godhood as a mortal, becoming a young Divine Lord who made upholding the righteous path his duty.

But the Divine Lord was as cold as the icefields, and he treated Yanniang no differently.

Just as Yanniang thought she would spend the rest of her life in the divine realm as a neglected wife, her husband went down to the mortal realm to prove his Dao.

Now's the time to run! She secretly followed him down, only to unexpectedly transmigrate into the body of the He family's eldest young master's wife.

She planned to explore the mortal world while searching for the Divine Lord, but the young master trapped her.

The young master, who was said to spend his days chasing cats and teasing dogs, suddenly changed his ways. Now he was aloof and ethereal, saving the world and its people.

Just as she lamented that she was destined to live as a neglected wife, she discovered that the young master was gentle with her, and even grew increasingly deranged.

She kept a fox spirit as a pet. It took the form of a pretty young man, but a large hand grabbed it by the tail and threw it out.

The young master pulled off his white jade crown and let his hair fall loose, then slowly drove Yanniang back toward the bed. "Is he more fun than me?"

"Or do you want to serve two husbands at once?"

After encountering many demons, Yanniang heard rumors that the Divine Lord was closely connected to the former god's death.

She didn't believe them, until she entered the Great Wilderness and saw a figure in white standing amid a field of bones. He had the exact same face as the Divine Lord.

But when he spoke, he said, "Are you the little wife he married for me?"

He smeared the still-wet blood on his hand across her face, tender and wicked. "I'm the Divine Lord too. Call me husband."

He was the Divine Lord's evil thoughts from before his ascension: volatile and quick to anger. With a thin chain around her ankle, he locked her in a palace soaked in blood and repeatedly told her the story of the former god's death.

Before the formation that would destroy the gods, the young master's secret identity was exposed. All his love had begun with deceit, becoming the final straw that broke Yanniang.

She became the only mortal to die in that cataclysm.

And her husband succeeded in upholding the righteous path, gaining countless temples where thousands worshipped him.

Winter's frost returned to the mortal world, and that strange man came again to the flower seller's door.

Whenever someone asked, the graceful young man would say:

"My wife is here, waiting to return home."

Theme: Transmigrate with civility and spread civilization