My new novel, First at Passing the Buck in the Cultivation World, Second at Teamwork, is now underway. Come on in~ Let's celebrate~
Song Huan transmigrates to ancient times and becomes the daughter of a hunter. She has no parents or elders above her, and only a young brother below her.
Her family owns no land, so she has to make a living herself: setting traps and hunting to cover their expenses and make sure her little brother can learn to read and write. She budgets carefully and keeps a close eye on price fluctuations.
Just as she's fretting over their troubles, a handsome young scholar shows up at her door.
The heroine handles the outside work: setting traps, hunting, reclaiming land, growing vegetables, and tanning hides...
The young scholar, with nowhere else to go, takes care of things at home: teaching her little brother to read and write and managing the household.
The heroine: My target for next year is an annual income of ten taels!
On their travels to study, they catch glimpses of the martial world, with its coded language, escorts, old hands, tricks for breaking through, bandits, and more. They take in the mountains and rivers, keep track of prices, and observe the court's political climate.
See how the two men who spend years by her side, gradually influenced by the heroine's presence, end up changing the court and the people, all because of the flutter of her butterfly wings.
(The heroine has no talent for business. She relies entirely on her strength.)
Could the younger brother's official partner be that bandit's daughter? She kidnapped him, forced the female lead to search for him, and coerced him into becoming her husband. Even though she's just a child and doesn't understand, the female lead doesn't seem to mind at all and even thinks she's good? The younger brother is likely to achieve great things in the future; there's no need for him to have a wife from a bandit family so early on.
It's not particularly tragic, not particularly exceptional, doesn't have any cheat codes like spatial abilities or magical springs, and doesn't involve rocket-like wealth through business. It's quite watchable.
So far, the author seems to really like using flashbacks, stating the outcome before explaining the cause. I feel like doing this occasionally is fine, but if it's done every time, following the series feels like there's no beginning and no end. 🙂🙂
It's really good. This is a story I've always wanted to read. It's about hard work amidst the ordinary, and it's heartwarming in its simplicity. There aren't any melodramatic plot twists or any incredible opportunities that make people rich overnight. Are there any similar novels?
The author's writing is excellent, and the main character is wonderfully designed! The plot is also very heartwarming. I hope more people will see it. Keep it up!
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I'm wondering if the male lead will be some kind of prince or nobleman again? I'm really interested after reading the synopsis, but I'm also worried that he might actually be a prince or nobleman.
Some readers have mentioned that later in the story, the female lead's younger brother is kidnapped by a bandit's daughter. When the female lead finds him, she's not angry and even chats with the girl with a smile. This girl kidnapped her brother because she likes him and wants to be his husband. Even though her brother is very young, it's just a childish joke.