Seeking readers for upcoming novels: After I Became the Strategist for My Peasant-Born General Father and The Daily Management of the Duke's Estate. Blurbs at the end.
Blurb:
Calm, composed heroine / Cruel, sharp-tongued hero / Business-building progression / Farming / Both transmigrated / Romance after marriage
1. Wen Yu transmigrated into the wife of Xun Fang, the illegitimate son of a merchant.
Her father-in-law had not yet breathed his last when the married couple, both seriously ill after falling into the water, were thrown out of the house.
All Wen Yu had was a good-looking but useless husband and an embroidery shop barely clinging to life.
Given a second life, Wen Yu cherished it. Faced with a five-star difficulty start from the start, she still rolled up her sleeves and got to work.
She turned an embroidery shop that had been wrecked and was buried in debt into one of the best-known businesses in all of Great Zhou.
2. Xun Fang had been a man of letters and arms, so who would have thought he would transmigrate into a frail, useless playboy, an illegitimate son kept outside the family?
At first, Xun Fang had no desire to live. He was ready to kill anyone who stood in his way, even Buddha himself, and could think only of getting back.
Later, the hand that had once wielded a brush to command armies was forced to use a paintbrush to draw embroidery patterns, and to study and take the imperial examinations.
Outwardly, he bore the title of the embroidery shop's proprietor, but in practice he did the work of a shop assistant, without even getting paid!
When he finally got a chance to return, he chose to stay.
But he never regretted it, not for a moment.
His ship could only find harbor at her island.
Reader's guide:
The setting is very loosely based on history, so please don't take it too seriously.
The protagonists are not perfect.
A business-building story that starts from scratch and progresses bit by bit, with setbacks and difficulties, family squabbles, and all manner of everyday city life.
Both transmigrate. Very sweet.
Upcoming novel 1: After I Became the Strategist for My Peasant-Born General Father. Blurb:
Meng Xiyi transmigrated as the daughter of a family that ran a coffin shop in the capital. Her family loved money above all else but was remarkably close-knit.
When she grew up, her parents could not bear to marry her off, so they planned to find her a husband who would marry into their family.
Then one day, an official matchmaker arrived with drums and gongs, proposing a marriage between Meng Xiyi and Zhou Zhaolin, the young master of the Duke of Weiguo's estate.
A renowned monk had foretold that Zhou Zhaolin's principal wife had to be born at noon on the fifth day of the fifth month, or she would face a deadly calamity.
The Duke of Weiguo's estate and Zhou Zhaolin were equally famous. Everyone under heaven knew their names.
Zhou Zhaolin: A combination of Duan Zhengchun and Jia Baoyu, the prized phoenix of a ducal house, flirtatious and amorous, with no interest in learning.
The Duke of Weiguo's estate: A den of decadent luxury, with a whole household of reprobates. They specialized in bullying people and lording it over their neighbors, and were the record-holding pioneers of baby booms during periods of mourning.
Because her birth date matched the prophecy, Meng Xiyi was terribly unlucky, yet she had no choice but to marry him.
The Duke of Weiguo's estate was at the height of its power. Zhou Zhaolin's aunt was a noble consort, and his cousin was the crown prince.
The crown prince was the old emperor's only son, and the Duke of Weiguo's estate was the future emperor's maternal family.
Meng Xiyi to Zhou Zhaolin: "Let's not talk about feelings or sharing a bed as husband and wife. We can still be good friends."
To the many women Zhou Zhaolin cherished: "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 realized that the Duke of Weiguo's estate was truly beyond saving, practically a guaranteed future customer for the family coffin shop.
Even making money, enjoying the gossip, and watching the show left her on edge, afraid the family would be arrested and beheaded.
When the responsibility of managing the household fell to her, she had no choice but to take on the mess if she wanted to survive.
Meng Xiyi's speech when she took over the Duke of Weiguo's estate: "As everyone knows, the Meng family runs a coffin shop. The dead are the only ones who enjoy absolute immunity.
Reform is painful. I can only promise that I won't suffer. I can't promise the same for you."
Under Meng Xiyi's management, which relied mainly on bloody purges and secondarily on modern business practices, the Duke of Weiguo's estate became a rare example of a wealthy, upright household, earning the title of Great Yong's Model Household of Virtue.
Reader's guide:
Fictional setting. No historical fact-checking.
The heroine is no saint and was born into this world. She is ruthless, with an iron fist, and skilled at singing, acting, reciting, fighting, throwing tantrums, rolling on the ground, and pretending to be possessed.
Upcoming novel 2: The Daily Management of the Duke's Estate. Blurb:
Meng Xiyi transmigrated as the daughter of a family that ran a coffin shop in the capital. Her family loved money above all else but was remarkably close-knit.
When she grew up, her parents could not bear to marry her off, so they planned to find her a husband who would marry into their family.
Then one day, an official matchmaker arrived with drums and gongs, proposing a marriage between Meng Xiyi and Zhou Zhaolin, the young master of the Duke of Weiguo's estate.
A renowned monk had foretold that Zhou Zhaolin's principal wife had to be born at noon on the fifth day of the fifth month, or she would face a deadly calamity.
The Duke of Weiguo's estate and Zhou Zhaolin were equally famous. Everyone under heaven knew their names.
Zhou Zhaolin: A combination of Duan Zhengchun and Jia Baoyu, the prized phoenix of a ducal house, flirtatious and amorous, with no interest in learning.
The Duke of Weiguo's estate: A den of decadent luxury, with a whole household of reprobates. They specialized in bullying people and lording it over their neighbors, and were the record-holding pioneers of baby booms during periods of mourning.
Because her birth date matched the prophecy, Meng Xiyi was terribly unlucky, yet she had no choice but to marry him.
The Duke of Weiguo's estate was at the height of its power. Zhou Zhaolin's aunt was a noble consort, and his cousin was the crown prince.
The crown prince was the old emperor's only son, and the Duke of Weiguo's estate was the future emperor's maternal family.
Meng Xiyi to Zhou Zhaolin: "Let's not talk about feelings or sharing a bed as husband and wife. We can still be good friends."
To the many women Zhou Zhaolin cherished: "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 realized that the Duke of Weiguo's estate was truly beyond saving, practically a guaranteed future customer for the family coffin shop.
Even making money, enjoying the gossip, and watching the show left her on edge, afraid the family would be arrested and beheaded.
When the responsibility of managing the household fell to her, she had no choice but to take on the mess if she wanted to survive.
Meng Xiyi's speech when she took over the Duke of Weiguo's estate: "As everyone knows, the Meng family runs a coffin shop. The dead are the only ones who enjoy absolute immunity.
Reform is painful. I can only promise that I won't suffer. I can't promise the same for you."
Under Meng Xiyi's management, which relied mainly on bloody purges and secondarily on modern business practices, the Duke of Weiguo's estate became a rare example of a wealthy, upright household, earning the title of Great Yong's Model Household of Virtue.
Reader's guide:
Fictional setting. No historical fact-checking.
The heroine is no saint and was born into this world. She is ruthless, with an iron fist, and skilled at singing, acting, reciting, fighting, throwing tantrums, rolling on the ground, and pretending to be possessed.
Theme: Effort doesn't always pay off, but not making an effort can work out too.
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The Tang Dynasty's Guiyi Army
Her brother is essentially a loser [spreading his hands], it's the same in any world
Kick the crap out of the game and make your own decisions! People without self-awareness really annoy me
I was stunned for a while. . . Can you really not live? . . Isn't it okay to fake death or something like that? 😭 Don't let me see the difference between life and death. I can't bear it.
. ——There are many flaws. It's not difficult to find faults, but the story itself is very, very interesting.
""Why do we have to buy a large complex where poor people live in the countryside?" " This paragraph is really unnecessary. Based on the character of the heroine in the previous paragraph (smart, sophisticated, and sensitive to patriarchy), and the last sentence of the male protagonist's previous paragraph, "My own world of yours cannot be bought, but you must buy it." She should be able to realize this problem. Let's guess that the reason why it is written like this later is to enhance the dialogue between the two, that is, the interaction between the two, but it is really superfluous.
I would like to give a suggestion: Don't use similar characters in the names of siblings in the future. If the two names appear at the same time in a chapter, they will often make mistakes.
Lin Yuhe is still sorry
I have watched Dada's "Jingjing Kangdiji". Dada's writing is good and the story can be told clearly. I found this book in a book shortage and it's not bad. With my great ability, I collected it on time. It's much better than the writing style of many suspected high school students on the website. Strong Amway!
The extras are sweeter and better to eat! 💪
Don't be so harsh! What are you pretending to be?