New book: A Maid's Survival Handbook
Blurb: Huai'an lies at the throat of the Grand Canal route and has long been praised with the saying, "When Huai'an is at peace, all under heaven is at peace."
After transmigrating, Li Leyun becomes a red-contract maid in the Huai'an Assistant Prefect's residence. When she learns that even after earning enough money to buy back her freedom, she still needs her master's permission to become free, she sets her sights on the young ladies of the household.
The eldest young lady is domineering, the second is gentle and kind, the third is timid and cowardly, and the fourth is sharp-tongued and haughty. By every measure, the second young lady seems like the best choice.
However, just as with her sudden transmigration, things don't go according to plan...
A note up front: This is my first book, and it's not very good. Enter at your own risk!
This story's blurb: When 28-year-old Dong Yuting transmigrates, she not only finds herself a year older, but also gains a husband who is a high-ranking official of the second rank, a daughter, two sons, a troublesome sister-in-law, a smiling-tiger mother-in-law, and concubines with ulterior motives...
With neither a golden finger nor a System, Dong Yuting has no choice but to take on the role of matriarch in charge of the household and care for the original owner's three children.
But can someone tell her why her eldest son's wife's name sounds so familiar?
At last, she realizes that she didn't transmigrate. She transmigrated into a book, and she's the wicked mother-in-law in a household power-struggle novel...
She won't be taking part in household power struggles!
Theme: Learn to love yourself
No, such a casual donation is tens of thousands taels? Is your husband really a corrupt official? Throughout the history of our country, even if there was a major flood or famine, the amount of relief funds allocated to survive could only reach a million yuan. There are dozens of ladies and relatives of the emperor coming. According to this standard, you can make a million taels for a banquet like this. Do you want to see how much money your country's total national tax revenue is in a year? [Laughs and cries] If you want to say you are not greedy, ask the emperor if he believes it.
Isn't it poisonous? The most promising eldest son of an important official in the imperial court has to choose between a businessman's daughter and an orphaned girl from a declining squire's family when looking for a wife? I didn't mean to look down on girls, Chun Chun was speechless by this logic.
Isn't this data a bit unreasonable? The previous female owner's shop only made 20 taels of profit a month, but this donation directly amounted to tens of thousands of taels [scared]
It feels like a few thousand is a lot, Yingchun was only worth five thousand taels, which shows that money was valuable at that time.
It ended so suddenly. Is there nothing else to explain?
Why do I feel like there is no substantial content in each chapter? If this continues, I won't be able to stop reading it.
Good guy, I almost forgot about the novel.
Yongning? Hint to King Yongning? Why is this Zeng family so stupid?
It's really funny. This family just lets their aunt do the work and makes Li Lingchuan's mother angry to death. Li Lingchuan has to worry about Ding. What if the only pillar of the family falls down? My aunt was not punished at all, but she still showed off her power, and she really accepted it.
The daily life of a mistress is well written, and the plot is very compact, but the ending is too hasty. Can you add some more content? Make up a little bit about daily life in the future.