The Educated Youth Who Left Her Husband and Child

Please add my upcoming novels, Zombie King Becomes the Eldest Sister in the Seventies and Reborn in the Seventies After Her Son Murders Her. Their blurbs are below. Blurb: Yi Wan transmigrates into a period novel as the original wife who abandoned her husband and child. She arrives just as the original body is foolishly looking for a way to return to the city. Yi Wan swiftly kicks the man in front of her and races home to take her feverish son to the hospital. Because he gets treatment in time, the child avoids losing his hearing and becoming deaf and mute. In the original story, she seems to be pregnant by now. She gets checked, and sure enough, there’s a baby on the way. She went through several failed rounds of IVF in her previous life, so she never expected that transmigrating into a book would finally fulfill her wish. Just as she’s getting into the swing of raising her child, her husband from the original story shows up. He walks in and hands her a kraft-paper envelope. Inside are her return-to-the-city permit and divorce papers. “I’ll agree to the divorce, but the child stays with me.” “What exactly are you trying to do?” She thinks to herself: My parents will be back at work by the end of the year, and my two older brothers dote on me. I graduated from a top-tier university. With their help, I can raise two children. I can divorce you, but there’s no way I’m leaving the children with you. Upcoming novel: Zombie King Becomes the Eldest Sister in the Seventies A zombie king who has just evolved a brain gets transported to the late seventies. The Liu family drags her home, claiming she’s their eldest daughter. Her brain doesn’t work well, and her body is still stiff, but she knows that earning people’s favor can help her evolve into a normal person. So she brings out the quail eggs, mushrooms, and other mountain delicacies from her pocket dimension. Forget it. She’d be better off not evolving. Those awful Liu family members aren’t worth it. The Liu family is insatiably greedy, and she can’t take it anymore. She grabs a door bar and knocks every last one of them to the ground. The Liu family can’t stomach being beaten, so they decide to marry off this woman who doesn’t make them money and is more trouble than she’s worth. Who should she marry? The Luo family, who were sent down to the countryside. The Luo family never imagined someone would foist a wife on them here. Her words make them grit their teeth in anger, yet they can do nothing about it. You say our family’s a pit of fire? Well, my family’s a pit of fire too? Hmph, I refuse to accept that. Though my son is paralyzed and can’t move, there are other ways to make her happy. Give her tasty food. Use the cloth coupons we’ve been saving to buy her new clothes. The zombie king, Liu Li, discovers that earning favor is much easier here than it was with the Liu family. Everyone waits to see the Luo and Liu families become a laughingstock: a woman with an ugly birthmark covering her face and a man whose nerves are damaged, leaving him paralyzed and unable to stand. But as time goes by, people notice the uneven, pitted skin on Liu Li’s face gradually fading until smooth skin appears beneath. Her clumsy body also grows more agile. Once her skin recovers, they realize that her complexion is as white as snow and her features are as lovely as a painting. There’s no one in the village, or even the whole county, more beautiful than her. As for Luo Yue, who was declared permanently paralyzed, he feels warmth in his lower back after consummating his marriage. By the time he appears in public again, he has regained his former vigor. He’s tall and handsome, with an imposing presence. Luo Yue assumes their marriage is going well, but when it’s time to return to the city, his wife asks him for a divorce. He asks why, and she says it’s much easier to earn favor here. He’s both amused and exasperated, and spends every day trying to talk his little wife into coming home with him. Liu Li is unmoved by his efforts. She knows this is a book, and Luo Yue is the story’s major villain. After returning to the city, he’ll make a fortune and become one of the first to get rich. He’ll also be devoted to the heroine. Liu Li has already turned human, so she doesn’t need his favor anymore. Luo Yue: I’m more wronged than Dou E. Theme: A child with a mother is a treasure.