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Yun Yin, a skilled martial artist and culinary enthusiast from modern times, wakes up on a hillside in an unfamiliar ancient landscape after a mysterious cloud transports her away from her daily life. She retains her basket of homemade mushroom sauce and books lent by a friend, including agricultural guides. Realizing she is in the Great Zhao Dynasty during a period of famine and displ

Liu Zhixia transmigrates into the body of a cannon-fodder supporting character in a novel set in 1970s China. In the original story, this Liu Zhixia dies on her wedding day, leading to the downfall of her husband’s family, the Zhou family, who are sent to the countryside for political re-education. The real Liu Zhixia, a martial arts expert from the 21st century, wakes up in the bridal

In the nineteenth year of the Kangxi reign, the Qing dynasty faced the critical suppression of the Three Feudatories while the imperial harem saw the birth of three princes. Among them was Yin You, the Seventh Prince, born prematurely to Imperial Noble Consort Tong. His birth was accompanied by celestial omens that sparked rumors across the palace, yet the Emperor’s swift promotion of

Chen Jue was a thirty-year-old cardiothoracic surgeon and the youngest director in his hospital's history, known for his exceptional medical skills but criticized for his cold, emotionless demeanor. His life ended abruptly when he was pushed down a flight of stairs by the grieving brother of a patient, Jiang Xinhe, a pregnant woman with severe heart disease whom Chen Jue had been unabl

Jiang He transmigrates into the body of a vicious supporting character in a novel, waking up in an intimate situation with Xie Zhao, a man she has just been forced to marry. Xie Zhao is a amnesiac Imperial Grandson who was rescued by Jiang He’s father after being ambushed and falling from a cliff. The original Jiang He had manipulated the dying wishes of her father to bind Xie Zhao to

Zhe Junwu is a twelve-year-old girl living in a rural village devastated by a severe drought. Her family has been without food for three days. When a green-feathered parrot she raised for three years flies away due to hunger, she returns home to find a sturdy woman inspecting her. Her mother, desperate to save the rest of the family from starvation, sells Zhe Junwu to the woman for thr

In 1980, twenty-year-old Lin Qiao’er lives a life of servitude in Stone Village, Harbin, after the death of her parents. She is forced to work for her aunt Feng Xingmei and uncle Lin Defei, who occupy the house left by her father. Lin Qiao’er works as a commune cook, enduring physical exhaustion and emotional abuse, while her wages are confiscated by her aunt. Her only kindness comes f

Lin Nianxi, an orphan raised by her cruel uncle and aunt, endured a decade of abuse and servitude. Her only source of warmth was her ailing grandmother, who lay in the ICU. When her uncle's business faced collapse, her aunt coerced Lin Nianxi into becoming the mistress of a wealthy supplier, Boss Wang, threatening to disconnect her grandmother's oxygen tube if she refused. Desperate an

Zhi Wan is an orphan who has lived in the Duke of Dingguo's residence for five years under the care of her aunt, Duchess Wei Shi. Although treated well, she is viewed with disdain by the household staff and her cousin, Lu Xin, the Duchess's biological daughter, who frequently bullies her. Zhi Wan is on the verge of coming of age, and her aunt has begun arranging a marriage for her to s

Jiang Nan, a thirty-something woman from the twenty-first century, finds her consciousness transferred into the body of a tragic character in a 1978 Chinese melodrama. The original host, also named Jiang Nan, is the sister-in-law of the story’s heroine, Cheng Yixin. Born into a patriarchal rural family, the original Jiang Nan married into the Cheng family, a household where her mother-