Reborn Without Getting Any Smarter

Lin Yun was observing an experimental field one moment, and the next she was thrust into a household-intrigue drama. The senior student of the agricultural college marched into the Great Zhou dynasty full of confidence, ready to make her mark and realize her potential across time and space. Three days later, Lin Yun died suddenly at home, and the Lin residence was draped in mourning. When she opened her eyes again, Lin Yun was back three days earlier. This time, she'd be careful and do her best to realize her potential across time and space. Two days later, Lin Yun died suddenly at home, and the Lin residence was draped in mourning. When Lin Yun opened her eyes for the Nth time: ...Thanks for asking. I'm in Great Zhou, starting over again. Maybe don't ask next time. Just let me be. * Xie Jun had carried a burning vendetta for over a decade. Now he held a high position, and at last he was on the verge of avenging himself. He'd just said, “Get ready to make our move,” when he opened his eyes and found himself back three days earlier. No matter. This time, he'd act faster. He'd just cut off his enemy's head when he opened his eyes and found that his enemy was alive again. When Xie Jun opened his eyes for the seventh time, he wondered: Could the Heavenly Dao be favoring his enemy, leaving him no way to avenge himself? It wasn't until Xie Jun met Lin Yun that he realized this wasn't a calamity from Heaven, but a disaster of human making. How could anyone be so stupid as to die seven times and still not learn? * Xie Jun was forced to restart alongside Lin Yun. As soon as Lin Yun died, all the progress he'd made on his revenge would reset to zero. At first, he stood by and watched as Lin Yun struggled in the great household. But eventually, his attitude changed to: Lin Yun, stop fighting. Let me handle it! Blurb written on 2024.7.27 My new novel, Newly Hired, is now underway. Come check it out! Blurb: Gu Lingyi, daughter of the Minister of Revenue, had two great grievances in life. First, her childhood sweetheart, the top scholar Jiang Xuanqing, publicly broke off their engagement. “I have no romantic feelings for you. From now on, you can call me big brother.” Second, she believed Cui Yi's nonsense that he'd rise to the highest ranks and surpass Jiang Xuanqing in every way, and foolishly agreed to marry him. But fate had other plans. Just one year later, Gu Lingyi realized those two grievances had actually turned out to be two great blessings. Cui Yi really did prove himself: he came first in the imperial examinations and rose rapidly through the ranks. At home, he let her do whatever she pleased. When she met Jiang Xuanqing again, Gu Lingyi simply said, “You were right, Brother. I failed to distinguish sibling affection from romantic love. Thank you for not marrying me back then.” Cui Yi transmigrated into a book. Gu Lingyi was the heroine, destined for a perfect match with Jiang Xuanqing. After countless hardships, the two of them would eventually recognize their true feelings for each other. Cui Yi: Gu Lingyi has never had to suffer a day in her life, and now she's supposed to go through countless hardships to be with Jiang Xuanqing? That's a doomed relationship. Their red thread hadn't yet been tied into a knot, so he had to fight for her. Later, Cui Yi fell out with his friend, and Jiang Xuanqing gritted his teeth. “You're the one who said Gu Lingyi was vain.” Cui Yi: “So what if she's vain? Vanity inspires people to improve. I owe my success today to my wife's vanity.” “You also said Gu Lingyi was spoiled and willful.” Cui Yi: “She's gentle with everyone else, but indulges just one person. That's love.” Cui Yi's motto: If a few words can break them apart, what kind of perfect match are they? Gu Lingyi and I are the ones made for each other. Theme: Grow freely in the place that suits you.