[Rebirth in a bygone era]
In her previous life, Xie Jinnian was timid and weak. Her father, who wanted to adopt a son, sent her away to be exchanged as a bride for her cousin. After decades of brutal abuse and beatings, she died.
To her surprise, she was reborn and returned to the nightmarish days of her youth, just before she was to be exchanged as a bride!
But being reborn also gave her another chance to see her university-student mother, Zhao Ji, who had been kidnapped and brought there.
In her previous life, the poor woman had tried to escape Wudaogou with the help of Yang Shengwen, a teacher sent to the countryside. But she didn't understand the local customs and was easily caught and brought back. Zhao Ji was drowned in a pond, and Yang Shengwen was pushed off a thousand-zhang mountain. That wicked place, Wudaogou, swallowed the lives of two young people without a second thought.
And Zhao Ji was the only person in the Xie family who had stood up against exchanging her as a bride.
Given another chance, Xie Jinnian would scheme her heart out. No matter what it took, she would escape that hellish place with her mother!
If the gods stand in her way, she'll kill the gods; if the Buddhas stand in her way, she'll kill the Buddhas!
Main character: Xie Jinnian (Xie Jinnian)
Supporting characters: Yang Shengwen, Zhao Ji, Shi Zhongxin, Xie Dongliang, and others
Coming soon: Setting Up a Street Stall at the Foot of the Great Wall, 780,000 words, complete
Jiang Nan lay alone in her husband's old apartment, silently counting the seconds along with the clock.
Thinking back over her life, she wondered what sins she'd committed to end up living like this.
Three years into her marriage, her husband shamelessly started cheating. In the end, he and his mistress had children of their own and lived a life of endless prosperity.
And her? No matter who urged her, she refused to divorce him. She stayed with her in-laws, cleaning up after them and nursing them until they died. In the end, they left her this little apartment, only a few dozen square meters. That was all she had.
She'd cut ties with her family, and her friends had grown distant. All she could do was lie here alone and wait to die.
Would anyone even notice once she started to stink?
She opened her eyes and found herself back in 1996, just after discovering her husband's affair, with a host of troubles from both her husband's family and her own waiting to be dealt with.
Had Jiang Nan, the spineless pushover, finally gotten a chance to start over?
Jiang Nan closed her eyes, trembling with excitement and tears in them.
This time, she would live a different life.
She remembered that China's economy was just about to take off. It was the golden age, when even the old man selling radishes at the gates of the capital could make a fortune.
Main character: Jiang Nan
Supporting characters: An Ran, Tian Yuan, Zhuang Chuning, Shen Zhixing, and others
*A kind, driven young woman x a sincere, passionate army officer. A lighthearted, stress-relieving story about starting a business, with workplace drama, business battles, and everyday parenting.
Coming soon, completed novel The Bridesmaid, Long Time No See: a contract marriage, starting with marriage and falling in love afterward.
Tang Mo's greatest dream was to own a home of her own. She was willing to do anything for it, and she finally saved enough for a down payment. But when she asked her family for the household registration booklet so she could buy the place, word got out, and she was swindled out of every last cent.
Lu Beichen had given his all to his ex, spending every last bit of his savings. All he had left was a house.
“You wanted a house, didn't you? I've got a marital home. I'll pay you 200,000 for two years. How about marrying me?” he said casually. “I have to get married eventually, anyway.”
That's right. You don't have to buy a house yourself. It's enough if your husband has one. If you're going to get married anyway, why not marry a man who has everything?
They hit it off immediately, got their marriage certificate in record time, and started their contract marriage, each with their own agenda.
In public, she was an understanding and gracious wife, endlessly accommodating and obedient to her husband. In private, she scrimped and saved every penny, determined to buy a house that belonged only to her.
Lu Beichen had been handsome all his life and had never doubted his appeal to women, until he ran into Tang Mo, a woman who was impossible to budge.
She kept track of a 19-yuan milk tea for three months, wore a 3-yuan helmet, and had lived in a 300-yuan-a-month rental for years, nearly getting killed there. Surely she'd be head over heels for him after marrying him, given how broke she was?
But he'd underestimated her. He thought the greatest proof of love was spending every last cent on someone, but Tang Mo's grandest gesture was... offering him a loan? With a maximum limit of just 50,000?
Excuse me?
Coming soon: My Spirit Form Is a Paramecium
Chen Mu, a female special police officer from Huaxia who died in the line of duty, transmigrates into the body of a poor person in the interstellar age and discovers that none of her skills are of any use in this world.
People in this era use spirit forms to fight contaminants, and their ability levels determine their standard of living. Her martial arts are nothing compared to supernatural abilities.
Luckily, she has parents who cherish their daughter and protect her. Despite all the struggles, she makes it to eighteen, the age when she can finally awaken her spirit form!
Her heart pounds and her hands tremble. As a daughter of five thousand years of Huaxia civilization, what will she awaken in this futuristic world? An A-rank, S-rank, or even a double S-rank spirit form?
But after the awakening ceremony, everyone stares at the shoe-shaped lump in front of them, puzzled. “What is that thing?”
Her bizarre spirit form quickly catches the attention of the interstellar media. After poring over records from thousands of years ago, an archaeologist finally reaches a conclusion: “This appears to be a life-form from ancient times, a D-rank spirit form with zero attack power: a paramecium.”
Chen Mu's vision goes black. She's done for. A special police officer turned useless wreck. What is she supposed to do now?
With no other choice, Chen Mu returns to her old ways and trains her body like crazy. If she can't use supernatural abilities, she'll have to fight with real weapons, won't she?
By a twist of fate, the principal of Taiqing Military Academy takes her in. She joins the combat division as a transfer student, but her spirit form is so useless that she has no choice but to transfer to the medical division as a support unit.
Other support units only need two crystal cores to level up a D-rank spirit form. She needs ten.
Holding her paramecium, Chen Mu weeps into the wind.
To keep her standard of living from collapsing, this support soldier spends all her time fighting on the front lines.
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Taiqing Military Academy has ranked last among the four top military schools at every annual competition, and this year it was mocked like never before.
On the day of the competition, the other military-school teams had their duties clearly assigned. But Taiqing's medical support soldier charged ahead with a broadsword, clashing with the opponent's spirit forms.
The opponent mocked her. “Your medical support has to fight in close quarters? Has Taiqing really gotten this weak?”
Someone else recognized her. “Isn't that the paramecium, the most useless spirit form in the interstellar world?”
In the next moment, Chen Mu's blade swung right at them. “Even a paramecium can beat you until you can't get off the ground!” Her powerful swordplay and unfamiliar combat techniques knocked them all flat.
Everyone: ?!
Halfway through the military academy competition, the protective barrier suddenly breaks. All the strongest fighters rush to the front lines to stop the contaminants from invading. The First Commander goes missing, S-rank experts fall one after another, and humanity plunges into despair. Grief-stricken, Chen Mu throws her head back and howls. In an instant, the winds shift, the sky darkens, and lightning flashes. A colossal suit of armor descends from the heavens, sealing the breach in the barrier.
With the armor deployed, absolute defense activates, successfully protecting humanity's battered world.
The survivors are first stunned, then overjoyed. “What is that?”
Chen Mu says, “That's my spirit form: a paramecium.”
The paramecium's ultimate form blocks out the sky. Its absolute defense can withstand both fire and water. Archaeologists work through the night searching historical texts, only to discover that it isn't a paramecium at all. It's a legendary divine creature and iconic symbol of Earth's civilization, lost for tens of thousands of years: the Divine Horseshoe Crab.
The Divine Horseshoe Crab has two abilities: absolute defense and unlimited regeneration.
Chen Mu: I'm so strong now that even my mom wouldn't recognize me!
Reader's Guide:
1. In the interstellar age, people fight contaminants using their spirit forms and supernatural abilities. Their abilities determine their living conditions.
2. Spirit forms can level up.
3. The lowest spirit-form rank is E, followed by D, C, B, A, and S. The strongest person, the Federation's First Commander, has a double S-rank spirit form.
4. The female lead grows over the course of the story.
5. The paramecium evolves.
6. The story is entirely fictional. Please don't compare it to reality.
Theme: Even mired in the mud, keep trying to make flowers bloom
The writing is so true and realistic, and there are many unreasonable things in it. The biggest one is that Jinnian is a reborn person. If she is not reborn, these things may not be exposed. Even if they are exposed, it will take a very long time. At that time, to put it bluntly, I felt that all the people who were born would have died long ago. After all, time can erase everything very often. The characters in it are very well portrayed, which made me heartbroken. Zhao Ji's life was ruined, and her lover was just a little bit away from finding her. She could have revealed everything earlier, but she was still too young, which made me heartbroken. I don't like some of Zhao Ji's last words, but I am not qualified to let her have a good relationship with Jinnian because she is really too desperate. She will be fine if she can survive for the rest of her life [heartbroken] After being interrupted and pushed, chained, treated like livestock, and spent more than ten years in a pig pen, it is hard to imagine that she is still alive. Awakening, in fact, this matter still has a prototype. I remember the description of the male psychology of the clan in [Hua] is simple. In the past, the men in the village were like that. Before complete liberation, although there are many now. In fact, the male-dominated patriarchal society in Shangouzi is completely ex
The escape part was well written, but the rest was average. I hope Zhao Ji will live a good life in the future, and I hope she and Shi Yingqun will have a good relationship in the parallel world.
The escape part was wonderfully written, but the later love and entrepreneurship part was a bit lacking. (There is no need to bring the male protagonist to write the entrepreneurship part.) The ending is also depressing, and people feel that not all the bad guys have been punished. Keep up the good work!
The scale of the large-scale writing is just right. Although I want to watch the extras and understand Jinnian's follow-up, it feels better to finish it now, and there is still a bit of unfinished aftertaste. Although the endings of other characters are not given the worst endings one by one, they make the social background of the characters more realistic. I have discovered a treasure. The points for this book should be doubled at least 10 times. It may be because the subject matter is relatively niche. I suggest the editor give me a recommendation. The author of this treasure must pay attention to new works and new follow-ups decisively. Support ing
If we need a spin-off, will we make another spin-off?
It's finished. It was well written, but the ending was a little rushed?
Reading this novel reminded me of my previous teaching experience in a village. It is a place on the border of two provinces. The folk customs are very chaotic. There are connected households everywhere. The clans are very powerful. My colleagues are divided into various sects. The upper-level leaders are all from the same village. After staying there for two years, I feel that my mental state is particularly bad and I am unhappy every day. This is still the current society, let alone It's the 1970s. When I read the novel, I felt that the depressing and boring feeling in the village came back to me. Maybe the real society is just like the previous life. The novel gave me a hope, but I still felt sad and indignant for the experiences of the victims such as the heroine Zhao Ji and angry that this society still exists today.
It's really good to watch. Good luck to the author. You will definitely become popular. The ending can be longer. I feel like there are still a lot of things to explain...
The author should write some more extras, I'm still confused when I look at it [Tuck my chin]
After reading the author's three books, I don't know why he has such a high tolerance for those best relatives and keeps interacting with them again and again. Maybe this is human nature. When I read the article, I felt a little separated and aggrieved.
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The writing is so true and realistic, and there are many unreasonable things in it. The biggest one is that Jinnian is a reborn person. If she is not reborn, these things may not be exposed. Even if they are exposed, it will take a very long time. At that time, to put it bluntly, I felt that all the people who were born would have died long ago. After all, time can erase everything very often. The characters in it are very well portrayed, which made me heartbroken. Zhao Ji's life was ruined, and her lover was just a little bit away from finding her. She could have revealed everything earlier, but she was still too young, which made me heartbroken. I don't like some of Zhao Ji's last words, but I am not qualified to let her have a good relationship with Jinnian because she is really too desperate. She will be fine if she can survive for the rest of her life [heartbroken] After being interrupted and pushed, chained, treated like livestock, and spent more than ten years in a pig pen, it is hard to imagine that she is still alive. Awakening, in fact, this matter still has a prototype. I remember the description of the male psychology of the clan in [Hua] is simple. In the past, the men in the village were like that. Before complete liberation, although there are many now. In fact, the male-dominated patriarchal society in Shangouzi is completely ex
The escape part was well written, but the rest was average. I hope Zhao Ji will live a good life in the future, and I hope she and Shi Yingqun will have a good relationship in the parallel world.
The escape part was wonderfully written, but the later love and entrepreneurship part was a bit lacking. (There is no need to bring the male protagonist to write the entrepreneurship part.) The ending is also depressing, and people feel that not all the bad guys have been punished. Keep up the good work!
The scale of the large-scale writing is just right. Although I want to watch the extras and understand Jinnian's follow-up, it feels better to finish it now, and there is still a bit of unfinished aftertaste. Although the endings of other characters are not given the worst endings one by one, they make the social background of the characters more realistic. I have discovered a treasure. The points for this book should be doubled at least 10 times. It may be because the subject matter is relatively niche. I suggest the editor give me a recommendation. The author of this treasure must pay attention to new works and new follow-ups decisively. Support ing
If we need a spin-off, will we make another spin-off?
It's finished. It was well written, but the ending was a little rushed?
Reading this novel reminded me of my previous teaching experience in a village. It is a place on the border of two provinces. The folk customs are very chaotic. There are connected households everywhere. The clans are very powerful. My colleagues are divided into various sects. The upper-level leaders are all from the same village. After staying there for two years, I feel that my mental state is particularly bad and I am unhappy every day. This is still the current society, let alone It's the 1970s. When I read the novel, I felt that the depressing and boring feeling in the village came back to me. Maybe the real society is just like the previous life. The novel gave me a hope, but I still felt sad and indignant for the experiences of the victims such as the heroine Zhao Ji and angry that this society still exists today.
It's really good to watch. Good luck to the author. You will definitely become popular. The ending can be longer. I feel like there are still a lot of things to explain...
The author should write some more extras, I'm still confused when I look at it [Tuck my chin]
After reading the author's three books, I don't know why he has such a high tolerance for those best relatives and keeps interacting with them again and again. Maybe this is human nature. When I read the article, I felt a little separated and aggrieved.