Ghosts and Strange Phenomena Cut Class in Period Novels

Yangyang was a ghost in a modern urban supernatural tale in her previous life. In the third year after her birth, she transmigrated into a period novel set in an alternate world, bringing the original book with her... That didn’t matter, because she couldn’t read. Before she turned three, she spent her days in the village fighting roosters, chasing dogs and geese, catching fish, and running wild. At three, she was sent to kindergarten and began learning to read. That was when she discovered that the book she’d transmigrated into was called *Transmigrate into the Nineties, I Rely on Fortune-Telling to Reach the Peak of My Life*. Yangyang: Boring. Grandma, Grandma, can you tell me again the story about how the disobedient Big Bad Wolf gets carried off by a child? Grandma: It’s disobedient children who get carried off by the Big Bad Wolf! That night, Yangyang smelled something supernatural and saw a monster wearing a wolf’s pelt carry off one of her little friends. Yangyang charged in with a headbutt, then opened her mouth and carried off the disobedient Big Bad Wolf. The next day, in Sunflower Kindergarten’s Class One. The children ran after Yangyang, chattering excitedly: “King Yangyang! King Yangyang! Can you tell us again the story about how a child carried off the disobedient Big Bad Wolf?” * The heroine of *Transmigrate into the Nineties, I Rely on Fortune-Telling to Reach the Peak of My Life* has been reborn! This is a fictional period novel set in an alternate world, where ghosts and monsters run rampant. In her first life, the heroine was a sword cultivator. After transmigrating, she pretended to be a fortune-telling shaman, killed ghosts and monsters, and eventually fell in a tiny country village. By then, there were no living people left in the village. Everything visible to the naked eye was a ghost or monster. After being reborn, the heroine rushed straight to the village, hoping to stop the disaster before it could take root. But when she arrived, cooking smoke curled from chimneys, and chickens crowed and dogs barked. The place was full of life. Where were all the ghosts and monsters? The heroine grabbed a villager and asked, “Is anything strange happening around here?” The villager paused, then greeted her warmly. “You’re here to see our little shaman, right? She’s amazing. She’s probably skipping class and slacking off somewhere right now. I’ll take you to her.” The heroine: “?” The heroine: “What? You mean this elementary schoolgirl who fights roosters, chases dogs, skips class, and never does her homework is the master who vanquished every ghost in Kui Village?” Later: The heroine: “King Yangyang!” #What do you mean I shamelessly latched onto an elementary schoolgirl?! Nonsense! Believe me, I’ll tell my King Yangyang about this!# Note: The heroine and hero grew up together, and their romance begins when they’re adults. Coming soon, a child-rearing story: *I Transmigrated into a Book as a Cannon Fodder, but the Puppy Transmigrated Too* Blurb: Happiness was a little dog demon. At least, she was supposed to be. She grew up among a pack of wolves, defeating every wolf pup before her first birthday. Before she was even two, she said goodbye to the pack and set out to establish her own territory. Then she stepped on air, rolled down a dirt slope with an “Awooo,” and opened her eyes as a human baby! Happiness’s parents had their only daughter ten years after getting married. They named her Happiness, hoping she would enjoy a happy life. But why was the first thing this child said, when she learned to talk, “Awooo?” Even as a human, Happiness worked hard. She worked hard at eating, at growing up, and at fighting. Then her parents got called in to school, but that wasn’t important. Anyway, whether human, ghost, dog, or cat, everyone in this territory answers to Happiness! * *Urban Supernatural Tales: I’m a Ghost-Hunting Master* is a feel-good story about a heroine who transmigrates to a parallel world and makes a name and fortune by hunting ghosts. The story’s greatest villain is a vengeful spirit in City A. It is innocent-minded yet powerful, and both difficult to subdue and even harder to defeat. When the heroine finally reaches the last stage, she discovers that the spirit already has a master. In a narrow alley, a girl with a wolf-tail braid pounds a vicious ghost with punch after punch. The heat of her fists makes smoke rise from its body as it lets out a bloodcurdling scream. “Why don’t you go ask around and find out who’s boss around here? You dare bully my people?!” After the girl finishes beating it up, the vengeful spirit takes out a handkerchief and wipes her hands. Its pale face breaks into a sunny smile. “Thank you, Boss. It was so scary, so frightening.” The heroine: “This is the most powerful vengeful spirit?” Pah! A toadying little green-tea schemer! [Happiness’s Growing-Up Diary] The first time Happiness saw a ghost, she was so scared she barked wildly, baring her teeth as she charged at it. Then she realized this thing was even less impressive than the little monsters she’d met before. At least those little monsters didn’t squeal and smoke when she punched them. Happiness understood at once: clearly, she outranked them. She ought to rule over all these ghosts! Theme: Study hard and keep improving every day.