You Are Always in My Heart

On the first day after Lin Ran transmigrated, her original body's Mama and Mother traded half a sack of coarse grain for her a wife.

Lin Ran's eyes widened in shock, and her whole worldview was rearranged.

A kingdom of women was great, and women marrying women was perfectly proper, but she was a bona fide straight woman!

Besides, with this body's dry, yellow hair, dark skin, and palms covered in calluses, how could she possibly be worthy of the wife across from her, who was as beautiful as peach blossoms and as cold as frost? Her wife?

She was overthinking it.

The wife she had bought was skin and bones, her eyes tightly shut, her little face burning red with fever. Whether she would live to see tomorrow was still uncertain.

Lin Ran sighed. Saving her came first. She would fatten her up, and later, when she found someone she liked, Lin Ran would even have to give her a dowry.

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Until the age of sixteen, Xie Yunyi was the beloved eldest daughter of the Marquis of Zhenbei's household: a child of heaven, noble and cherished, with a bright future ahead of her.

Then, in a bolt from the blue, she learned she was an impostor who had usurped another's place. Framed by others and sold into servitude, she became the wife of a coarse country girl in a poor, remote village.

That country girl was the very person who, while complaining that she was "so fussy, spoiled, and particular," also took tender care of her and helped her reclaim her birthright. As it turned out, she was the eldest daughter the Empress had lost twenty years ago!

In the end, it was still that country girl, now a distinguished hero, who took her by the hand and led her, step by step, to the throne in the Golden Hall.

Bonus Scene:

Lin Ran watched the Empress seated on the throne, noble and imposing, with everyone leaping to obey her every command. Looking on with satisfaction, Lin Ran shouldered her little bundle and planned to go home and farm.

Unexpectedly, before she had even left the royal city, the Imperial Guards surrounded her. The Empress's crown and hair were disheveled, her face haggard, and her eyes red-rimmed. Looking aggrieved and pitiful, she asked, "Ran, are you abandoning me and our daughter?"

Lin Ran gaped. "Praying beneath the Mother Tree really, really can make a baby?"

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1. "Taking My Sword Spirit to Farm, I Became Number One in Another World"

Yun Susu passed the cultivation exam in another world.

Her peers looked over enviously, expecting her to choose Lingyun Sword Sect and become the strongest sword cultivator of the future.

Yun Susu: I choose Shennong Valley.

Everyone: ???

A genius girl born with sword bones and carrying two swords, why would she go to a sect with no future at all!

Yun Susu was resolute: "I. Want. To. Go. To. Shennong. Valley!"

This was hilarious. She was now a special government employee with eight kinds of social insurance and two housing fund contributions. Every time she went home with a few plants or weeds from the fields, or a lump of stone or dirt, she earned several top-class merits.

And the sword spirit behind her was a short-tempered little girl who yelled every day that she would fight everyone in the sect and rule the whole world.

Could there be a sect more suited to her than Shennong Valley, an organization with loose rules, poor fighting skills, and nothing but kind-hearted people who all liked to lie flat?

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Years later, Yun Susu, now the Valley Master of Shennong Valley, took the seat of the number one sect in another world and gave her acceptance speech.

"First, I have people backing me."

She had a powerful motherland behind her.

The sword spirit proudly declared: "I can fight."

"Second, I have people above me."

The whole sect could lie flat without getting wiped out, so there had to be some big shots protecting them.

The sword spirit said smugly: "She's talking about me."

"Third, I have people working under me."

All those transmigrators who were as unlucky as she was had come to work for her.

The sword spirit nodded, satisfied: "It still has to be me."

2. "BKing Chronicles of the Primordial Continent"

On the day of the tribe's coming-of-age ceremony, even her friends with the weakest spiritual power acquired contract beasts of their own.

Yun Sang, born with innate spiritual energy, summoned a drab gray brush and a tattered scroll.

They were completely useless. The brush's bristles were too sparse to dust with, and the paper was too ragged to use as a table mat.

Overnight, the heaven-blessed prodigy became someone everyone pitied and mocked.

The elders sighed with regret: "What a pity. Yun Sang has such profound spiritual energy, but no contract beast."

Yun Sang: ...

I do have one! All the divine beasts from the Classic of Mountains and Seas can't wait to come out and stretch their legs~

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For ten thousand years, demonic energy plagued the Primordial Continent. Demonic beasts and plants ran rampant, and humanity was reduced to the bottom of the food chain, struggling to survive.

Until one day, a girl wielding a green bamboo brush swept it across the page, summoning one awe-inspiring divine beast after another, each mighty enough to swallow mountains and rivers and shake heaven and earth.

From then on, the land she protected was cleansed of demonic energy. The seas grew calm, the rivers ran clear, and the people bowed before her.

Bonus Scene:

Taking divine beasts out made her look impressive, but they were so hard to raise!

The sweet-looking Niao Beast lied through its teeth. Taotie ate so much demonic energy that its belly grew round, yet it still blinked and cried that it was hungry. Lufish and Bifang fought nonstop whenever they met, one spitting water and the other breathing fire...

Then there was the gray-feathered chicken that claimed to be a phoenix. It was picky, domineering, and stingy, just like a villain, and spent all day cackling, "Heh heh heh."

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