Good Things Are Happening at the Fishing Village

Bai Beibei, a skilled aquaculture farmer, is murdered. When she opens her eyes again, she's a young fisherwoman in another world. Is this good luck or bad?

Wait, she even got a transmigration perk: a pocket dimension?

With professional skills on one hand and a golden finger on the other, is there any reason she can't make a name for herself in this strange world?

Let's see how aquaculture expert Bai Beibei breaks the curse that “eight out of every ten fishers end up at the bottom of the sea,” and changes the fate of fisherwomen who spend their lives drying fish and mending nets. Delicious food, beautiful scenery, and handsome men: she gets it all...

Recommended new book: She Won't Take It Anymore After Transmigrating Into a Period-Era Cannon Fodder

Synopsis: Ji Shuang transmigrates into a book, an alternate-history period drama full of angst, where she becomes the ill-fated heroine.

Her parents treat the white lotus like their own child, giving her their whole hearts, never realizing that all their indulgence has only whetted the girl's appetite. She grows greedier and keeps framing the original heroine.

The original heroine is a top student, but the white-lotus female supporting character drives her to drop out, leaving her teachers and neighbors deeply disappointed.

At the end, when the heroine's family is ruined and she has lost everything, the white lotus stands at the pinnacle of success, pretending to pity her...

Things go badly from the start, but Ji Shuang has read the script. She tears up the angsty plot, leads her whole family to prosperity, and rises to the top. What she doesn't realize is that the man she flirted with and then forgot about is secretly waiting for her to walk right into his trap.

Gu Zhongyu notices that the girl who used to cling to him and show her feelings through actions has changed. Now she talks a mile a minute, saying she likes him while her actions tell a very different story.

At last, one day, Gu Zhongyu catches the little fox by the tail: “I've filed the marriage application. Let's go get our marriage certificate!”