My next historical-era novel will be The Military Wife in All Her Glory.
I'll be slipping in a short story, Knowing, in the meantime. If you're interested, remember to check out my author page~
Blurb:
Bai Chunzhi and her husband, Xiao Yuanshan, share a secret they're hiding from everyone:
The young couple actually came back to life in other people's bodies from a thousand years in the past. To the people around them, they're unmistakably ancient people.
To avoid being found out, the couple carefully adapt to the new era.
Their old trade as hunters is no longer viable, so they put down their bows and knives and decide to start a new life.
In 1980s China, something new happens every day.
Electric lights, televisions, fans, radios, washing machines...
Every one of them leaves the couple astonished.
Bai Chunzhi has just one wish: I want them all!
Faced with his wife's grand ambition, Xiao Yuanshan can only keep working hard!
Living off the mountains, Xiao Yuanshan sells mountain produce and grows medicinal herbs, leading his family out of the village.
His wife, Bai Chunzhi, takes a shortcut to success, opening a small shop, starting a workshop, and eventually building a factory. Step by step, she moves beyond the province and reaches the whole country.
Xiao Yuanshan has just one word: Impressive!
An ancient couple joins forces to make their way in the 1980s, and before they know it, they've made a fortune...
Reader's note: Daily life as a young couple, with child-rearing scenes.
Coming soon: a farming novel~
The Good-for-Nothing Wife of the Blacksmith
Ye Si transmigrates.
An English major ends up in ancient times, with no golden finger whatsoever.
Worse still...
How has she even forgotten how to understand Chinese?
Granny, are you speaking Chinese?
"A lanong xi da na..."
Thanks to her impressive body language, Ye Si nearly sells herself.
Then she meets a tall, taciturn man.
She immediately latches on to him!
Following the principle of "do more, say less," Ye Si and the burly man get along rather well.
Listening every day to the clang of the man's hammer, each blow seems to strike Ye Si's heart. Maybe a simple life in the countryside isn't so bad after all.
Theme: A good life is built with hardworking hands.
Come on, come on, scatter flowers with claws and claws