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Coming soon: A Guide to Fighting Back Against Abuse in Ancient Times and Daily Management of the Duke's Estate. Their blurbs are below. Please add them to your reading lists.
Blurb for this story:
Yu Fang transmigrates into the body of a famous female general of Great Chu.
Her family has been a line of military officers, guarding Great Chu's borders. Countless family members have died, and the clan has dwindled.
Yu Fang is the last of the Yu family. Burdened by old injuries, she eventually dies of exhaustion.
Yu Fang: Great, great! A female general has real power and more freedom than an empress or princess. I like it!
The capital sends twelve consecutive imperial edicts to the border, along with betrothal gifts and a marriage contract.
Emperor Jingyuan offers his empire as the bride price and appoints Yu Fang empress.
Yu Fang: Great, great!
In the end, she leads her army into the capital and takes back the empire that was offered as her betrothal gift.
Emperor Jingyuan, heartbroken: A Fang, you and I have known each other since childhood. I've left the empress's throne vacant and waited for you all this time. Why would you treat me this way?
Yu Fang: You said you'd give me the empire as a bride price, so of course I have to take the empire. Not even a single li less. If you can't take a joke, don't make one!
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Since the deposed emperor is so devastatingly handsome, Yu Fang gives him the title of imperial consort.
On the day Yu Fang takes an imperial consort, the deposed emperor climbs the city tower and leaps to his death in despair, leaving behind a figure in flowing white robes.
When Yu Fang hears the news, she falls silent for a long time, then sadly drains her cup.
From now on, all that remains is the empire, supreme power, and three thousand beauties in the harem.
What am I to do with the rest of my life?
Reader's Guide:
Set in an imaginary world. Please don't nitpick historical details.
Lighthearted, with a touch of absurd comedy.
The characters aren't perfect, and the romance is limited.
Coming soon: Daily Management of the Duke's Estate. Blurb:
Meng Xiyi transmigrates into the daughter of a family that runs a coffin shop in the capital. Her family is crazy about money but exceptionally united.
When she grows up, her parents can't bear to marry her off, so they plan to find her a live-in husband.
Then one day, an official matchmaker arrives with gongs and drums, acting on behalf of the Duke of Weiguo's son, Zhou Zhaolin, to ask for Meng Xiyi's hand in marriage.
A high monk has foretold that Zhou Zhaolin's legal wife must be born at noon on the fifth day of the fifth month, or she will die.
The Duke of Weiguo's family and Zhou Zhaolin are equally famous. Everyone under heaven knows their reputations.
Zhou Zhaolin: A combination of Duan Zhengchun and Jia Baoyu, the duke's golden boy, a charming playboy who is good for nothing.
The Duke of Weiguo's family: A nest of obscene, corrupt rich people, with a whole house full of scoundrels. They specialize in bullying the weak and preying on the locals. They started and still hold the record for the biggest baby boom born during the mourning period in history.
Because her birth chart has brought her terrible luck, Meng Xiyi has no choice but to marry him.
The Duke of Weiguo's family is currently enjoying unprecedented prosperity. Zhou Zhaolin's aunt is a noble consort, and his cousin is the crown prince.
The crown prince is the old emperor's only son, and the Duke of Weiguo's family will be the future emperor's maternal relatives.
Meng Xiyi to Zhou Zhaolin: Let's not talk about feelings or sharing a bed as husband and wife. We can still be friends.
To Zhou Zhaolin's many sweethearts: I'm not here to break you up, and I'm not here to join you. I'm just here to make money.
But Meng Xiyi discovers that the Duke of Weiguo's family is such a disgrace that they are a potential dream client for any coffin shop.
Even making money while enjoying the gossip and watching the show is nerve-racking. She's always afraid they'll be executed and their estate confiscated.
When the responsibility of running the household falls to her, she has to take charge of this mess if she wants to stay alive.
Meng Xiyi's speech when she takes over the Duke of Weiguo's estate: Everyone knows the Meng family runs a coffin shop. Only the dead are truly exempt from everything.
Reform is painful. I can only promise that I won't be the one in pain. I can't promise the same for you.
Under Meng Xiyi's management, which focuses on a bloody purge and supplements it with modern business practices, the Duke of Weiguo's family becomes a rare bastion of wealth and integrity, earning the title of Great Yong's Model Family of Virtue.
Reader's Guide:
Set in an imaginary world. Please don't nitpick historical details.
The heroine is no saint and was born into this life. She's ruthless, iron-fisted, and skilled at singing, performing, reciting, fighting, throwing tantrums, and pretending to be possessed.
Coming soon: A Guide to Fighting Back Against Abuse in Ancient Times. Blurb:
Cheng Nian transmigrates into the six-year-old legitimate daughter of Cheng, a vice minister in the Ministry of Personnel in the capital. She has an older brother and sister from the same mother.
Father, Vice Minister Cheng: refined and charming, exceptionally capable, and promoted to the rank of vice minister at a young age.
Mother, Madam Shen: literate, from a family of scholars, gentle and loving.
Cheng Nian, an office worker who worked herself to the bone in her previous life and died of overwork: This time around, I can lie flat.
Then one day, Cheng Nian notices the bruises covering Madam Shen's arm, which she has accidentally exposed. Some have faded, but it's clear that old wounds haven't healed before new ones have been added.
The cries she'd vaguely heard in the middle of the night hadn't been a dream after all.
Madam Shen was being abused and beaten by Vice Minister Cheng.
And Madam Shen wasn't the only one. The other concubines had suffered the same fate.
Vice Minister Cheng abused them all.
Reader's Guide:
Set in an imaginary world. Please don't nitpick historical details.
Theme: Love yourself, and love all the people of the world
Sister Yu: I hope that the beautiful men in the harem in the future can soothe her loneliness after government, hahahahahahaha! [Milk tea]
What an unlucky man [rolls eyes] He had to die a long time ago, and he had to die on a good day like this. There were so many women in his harem who didn't seek life and death before. As a deposed emperor of the previous dynasty, he was neither killed nor stripped of his clothes for a sheep-raising ceremony. He was granted the title of noble concubine for a lifetime and was not satisfied with it. He even chose such a day to die. He was so valuable (rolled his eyes)
It's so well written. Although this book is short, it is really concise. It is much better than those "big heroine" novels that often run into millions of words!
The statement that women must perform sexual acts on their husbands in marriage is taking away women's control over their own bodies, and that having children is an "obligation" is taking away reproductive rights. Women lose control of their bodies through marriage. Support castration! Support sitting to pee!
I feel that there are a lot of supporting roles in the front. Heita old money Yu Shao Nan Jing Yuan Huang Zongshang and so on are all written in great detail. There are several chapters where the protagonist Yu Fang only appears in other people's mouths. There are many typos that I hope to correct. Men should not use the word "imperial concubine". You can consider replacing it with "emperor husband" and other words.
Don't be sad, Tata, His Majesty still has you in his heart.
See, you can only truly know when you see yourself
Don't be sad, Heita, she is also doing it for the country and the country.
Comparing the Dian Wife, this book is too poorly written and too ordinary.
Sister Yu: I hope that the beautiful men in the harem in the future can soothe her loneliness after government, hahahahahahaha! [Milk tea]
What an unlucky man [rolls eyes] He had to die a long time ago, and he had to die on a good day like this. There were so many women in his harem who didn't seek life and death before. As a deposed emperor of the previous dynasty, he was neither killed nor stripped of his clothes for a sheep-raising ceremony. He was granted the title of noble concubine for a lifetime and was not satisfied with it. He even chose such a day to die. He was so valuable (rolled his eyes)
It's so well written. Although this book is short, it is really concise. It is much better than those "big heroine" novels that often run into millions of words!
The statement that women must perform sexual acts on their husbands in marriage is taking away women's control over their own bodies, and that having children is an "obligation" is taking away reproductive rights. Women lose control of their bodies through marriage. Support castration! Support sitting to pee!
I feel that there are a lot of supporting roles in the front. Heita old money Yu Shao Nan Jing Yuan Huang Zongshang and so on are all written in great detail. There are several chapters where the protagonist Yu Fang only appears in other people's mouths. There are many typos that I hope to correct. Men should not use the word "imperial concubine". You can consider replacing it with "emperor husband" and other words.
Don't be sad, Tata, His Majesty still has you in his heart.
See, you can only truly know when you see yourself
Don't be sad, Heita, she is also doing it for the country and the country.
Comparing the Dian Wife, this book is too poorly written and too ordinary.
Hahahahahahahaha watching the excitement