After living a life of silent endurance as a despised and spineless father-in-law in a rural farming village, Zhang Shu dies a miserable death, abandoned by his family. However, fate grants him a second chance—he is reborn as his younger self, years before his tragic end. Determined not to repeat his past mistakes, Zhang Shu resolves to shed his cowardice and live with dignity.... more>>

Armed with knowledge of the future, he navigates village life with newfound strength, facing off against bullies, confronting his manipulative relatives, and striving to build a better future for himself and those who truly care for him. Along the way, he rekindles old bonds, forges new alliances, and even catches the attention of a certain stubborn yet endearing young man.

But changing fate is not easy—family expectations, societal pressures, and hidden dangers threaten to pull him back into his old patterns. Can Zhang Shu truly break free from the past and carve out the life he deserves?

A story of resilience, growth, and second chances, Rebirth: Not Being a Waste explores what it truly means to reclaim one’s life.

Tags: Devoted Love, Rebirth, Inspirational Life <<less

Transmigrating to the Qi Family... more>>

Author: Spicy Bamboo

Tags: City life, house fighting, farming, time travel and rebirth

Synopsis:

"Listen up, I, Pei Che, would rather be with that man than marry you in this life!" Mr. Pei pointed at Jiang Miao, the bun seller next door.

"It was you who said that. If you don't marry him, I'll make Father Emperor punish you for disrespecting the emperor!" The little princess ran away, sniffling.

Jiang Miao: Who the hell did I offend by crossing over just to sell buns?! And you'd rather... what a joke!

Ever since the elegant and distinguished Fourth Young Master of Liangjing, Pei Che, married that peddler, the people of Liangjing were surprised to find that this young master's style gradually changed...

A story about the struggle between the common folk and the nobility.

One-sentence Summary: You're only worthy of marrying a bun-seller.

Concept: The integration of two different lifestyles.

Brief review of the work:

After crossing through, Jiang Miao resumed his old trade, making a living by selling buns. Little did he expect that a casual gesture from the heir of the Duke's mansion, Pei Che, would bring forth an imperial decree for marriage, binding the two together for life.

One is the elegant young master of the nobility, the other a kind and simple commoner. These two vastly different individuals break societal norms and strive to adapt to each other's lifestyles, jointly building a life of ordinary happiness.

This book is written with fluent prose, reading it is full of charm, and between the lines, it is filled with a lively atmosphere, allowing people to experience the true essence of happiness in the ordinary and common trivial matters within the story. <<less

Tian Xiaoman is infamous in his village, shunned by the men who avoid him like the plague. But he doesn’t care—his only dream is to marry a scholar and become the wife of a high-ranking official. However, fate has other plans. When scandal ruins his reputation, he is forced to marry Li Wenxuan, a rugged butcher from a neighboring village.... more>>

Bound together against their will, the two clash at every turn. Yet, as they navigate their unexpected marriage, fiery confrontations give way to surprising moments of warmth. What begins as resentment slowly transforms into something neither of them anticipated. Through humor, heartache, and the realities of rural life, their journey unfolds in a timeless tale of enemies turned lovers. <<less