Zhao Xiaotang transmigrated into a book.
Her parents went off to war to fight the enemy, so she was raised in her maternal uncle and aunt's home.
She met Chu Moran, and they fell for each other. She sold buns to help support his family.
Chu Moran said, "When I return victorious, I'll marry you in a grand wedding procession stretching ten miles."
When the army returned in triumph, he came home a successful young general, accompanied by the prefect's daughter.
Chu Moran said, "Stop clinging to me."
Zhao Xiaotang had arrived in his place. "Fine. Let's settle things clearly. Pay back all the money I've lent your family over the years."
On her way home, she happened to catch a petty thief and take him as her husband.
Though, rather than catching him, you could say she saved him.
Her aunt's family saw that she was no longer of any use and kicked her out, which suited her just fine.
The only thing was, this petty thief looked and carried himself with an air of nobility. He was quite a sight for sore eyes.
He was rather difficult to look after. If he didn't have her over a barrel, she would have thrown him out long ago.
Actually, it was nice having someone around. He was warm, kept her company, and would go out of his way to help her solve her problems.
Little by little, it seemed she was starting to like him?
Being with him felt like having a home. Opening a bun shop together and growing old side by side wouldn't be bad at all.
Then one day, a crowd of people in finery knelt before her husband and shouted, "Your Highness, Ninth Prince!"
It turned out he was the emperor and empress's most cherished son, the Ninth Prince Tan Jingchen.
Tan Jingchen gazed at her tenderly. "Come with me to the capital."
P.S. The male lead is the Ninth Prince.
He secretly helps the female lead get her face-slapping revenge on scumbags.
This is a novel by a very close friend of mine. Please go check it out!
### After Being Exiled to the Western Regions, I Made a Fortune with a Handicraft System
When she transmigrated, Jiang Wan, a big shot in the antiques world, became a maidservant in a down-and-out aristocratic family and was exiled beyond the frontier.
Other people who transmigrated got survival guides and gold coin rewards. Why was all she got a space full of bottles and jars? But wait... The handicraft industry in this era seemed rather backward.
No colored porcelain? No double-sided embroidery? How could that be?
Jiang Wan looked at the various materials in the Chinese Fine Crafts System. Why not try making things herself?
Her mother and brother were starving and plagued by illness, so she used the System's craft materials and lessons to make handicrafts, then opened a little shop beyond the frontier.
At first, everyone thought it was just an ordinary shop.
Passerby: What's this? I've never seen it before. Doesn't look very useful.
After trying it: Oh, this is amazing!
Because her goods were both high-quality and affordable, Jiang Wan's shop gradually attracted many customers. Some even came just to watch her work.
They saw Jiang Wan make embroidered garments like the Weaver Girl, shape porcelain, and select and polish jewelry. The people of the Western Regions suddenly realized that goods from the Central Plains could be so beautiful and dazzling.
Demand for Jiang Wan's goods soon outstripped supply. Merchants from the Western Regions waited eagerly for her new products; the princesses and consorts of the desert kingdoms could hardly wait for her new wares to go on sale; and skilled craftsmen from the Central Plains traveled thousands of miles just to see her designs.
Even the emperor of the Central Plains publicly praised her extraordinary craftsmanship and hailed her as the foremost promoter of Chinese culture.
Years later, a merchant caravan from the Central Plains became famous throughout the Western Regions.
It carried specialty goods from the Central Plains, so exquisite that the people of the Western Regions went wild for them.
Rumor had it that the caravan was led by a woman who had once been an enslaved exile.
Wen Shen was the young man Jiang Wan had picked up. Back then, he was covered in wounds and deathly pale, but his eyes were as sharp as a hawk's.
The young man rarely spoke and was cold and distant toward everyone.
Jiang Wan assigned him to carry goods.
He could carry a jewelry chest that would take three or four people to lift and walk dozens of miles with it alone. It was obvious at a glance that he was no ordinary person.
The young man had many secrets, and Jiang Wan knew that they came from two different worlds.
He likely thought the same of her.
Until the day their caravan was surrounded by bandits. In the next instant, Jiang Wan was about to be skewered by their swords.
Amid the swirling yellow sands, light flashed around her. With a series of clangs, more than a dozen swords broke cleanly in two.
The cold, distant young man stood in front of her. "You want to touch this caravan? You'll have to get past me first."
This is my friend's novel. ### The Female Lead Is Always Promoting Her Upcoming Novel
In her previous life, Jiang Fu was abandoned by everyone and disgraced. Ouyang Xiude, the husband she had personally helped ascend the throne, killed her with a single sword thrust.
After spending her whole life working herself to the bone, this was how it all ended.
Only one person, her sole disciple, Chang Sang Xuan, stood against everyone and tried to save her.
Moved, she tricked him into drinking a potion to forget love.
There were plenty of good women in the world. Why should he obsess over a wretch like her?
If she survived, she would make it up to her disciple for his loyalty.
And so the poison queen, who had once dominated the world and could bring the dead back to life, met her end.
After she died, she discovered that she was just a protagonist in a novel by a Green River author who was always going on hiatus.
Things weren't going well for the protagonist, so the author abandoned the story, and Jiang Fu got Game Over.
The author said, "Follow the plot and promote my upcoming novel. Help the male lead, Ouyang Xiude, eliminate the major villain, Chang Sang Xuan, and conquer the world. Otherwise, don't even think about staying alive."
Jiang Fu flatly refused. "You want me to hurt my precious disciple? Dream on."
The author said, "Then I'll throw your precious disciple into all kinds of torture novels and torment him again and again, over and over. Let's see if I dare."
Jiang Fu reluctantly agreed to their face, while secretly plotting to escape this so-called plot dictated by the Heavenly Dao.
You want me to help my enemy of a husband harm my beloved disciple? In your dreams.
But for now...
The author had made her reborn, and she was now a poor student???
Worse, she was Hua Rongrong, a poor student with only three months to live.
How hard could it be??? Probably.
...She'd promote the upcoming novel, change the plot, and save her disciple. Just watch!
She'd thoroughly humiliate the classmates and teachers who looked down on her.
Now that she was alive again, of course she'd help promote the upcoming novel.
As for the promise she'd made her disciple, Chang Sang Xuan, in her previous life, she'd take it back. She'd only been talking nonsense~
Chang Sang Xuan appeared. "A promise is worth a thousand gold."
Jiang Fu said, "I'm very busy. I don't have time for romance. If you really can't get over it, go make another cup of forget-love potion and drink it."
Chang Sang Xuan: "!!!???"
Chang Sang Xuan said, "My love for you has long been carved into my soul. How could a forget-love potion make me forget?"
"Without you, there is no me in this world."
Theme: Live life earnestly.
Last night, it was raining slightly and I asked Begonia to take you to see a romantic fireworks display.
It's such a vicious plot, and it makes you think about the plot by letting the bad guys wait. I've never seen such a plot that's so witty.
Why are the male protagonist and the ex-scumbag so disgusting?
This chapter is so sweet. I like [Orange Candy]. I got it. [Orange Candy] I got it.
Good-looking, good-looking 💪 💪 💪 Teacher, come on 💪 💪 💪