In his former life, Sun Bohai was an omega who couldn't reproduce. Since society believed that an omega's only function was to reproduce, it was genuinely ironic. It was found that his hormones were the source of the issues. He suffered from PCOS, a condition that disrupts hormone balance. He was a highly rare case and couldn't be healed since PCOS was common among betas but rare among omegas. Because hormones were like a live source for omega, his health soon declined, and he passed away on a rainy day alone. He thought he had died, but instead, he woke up in the body of Luo Xiu, a ger in ancient china. Luo Xiu had just married over as a second wife and a stepmother. But before he even had the time to panic a system suddenly introduced himself. With no choice, he could only accept and move forward for both his and the children's survival. With the father absent, the paternal family ignorant, and Sun Bohai who was like an alien in ancient china how will they survive? Cover done by: @Veleon

After transmigrating into the body of a poor ger sold as a bride, Shen Yu prepares himself for a miserable life with the feared hunter of Qinghe Village. To his surprise, the cold and terrifying man is only fierce to outsiders and hopelessly sweet to his beloved fulang. Armed with modern knowledge, Shen Yu transforms their quiet home into a thriving courtyard filled with fruits, fine wine, laughter, and love while protecting his growing family from greedy relatives and building a life sweeter than he ever imagined.

Qin Yunchuan, a modern chef exhausted from years of overwork, dies after collapsing in his kitchen-only to wake up inside the body of a neglected ger in an ancient gerverse. The original owner was bought cheaply years ago by a widow to become the child bride of her scholar son, Gu Changyuan, who had long since left for the capital to study. Married in name only, Yunchuan has never even met his husband. Life is difficult. The family is poor, mocked by villagers, and survives on scraps. Worse, his mother-in-law suddenly dies from illness, leaving Yunchuan to care for only one person: A tiny five-year-old child, Gu Xiaobao. Just as Yunchuan begins planning how to survive through farming and cooking, his absent husband unexpectedly returns home. Not because he failed. But because his teacher-the renowned scholar who raised and mentored him-has been falsely accused in a political case. Yunchuan prepares himself for rejection. After all, who would willingly accept a purchased ger spouse? Yet the moment Gu Changyuan steps through the door and sees the person holding his crying little brother... Everything changes. Love arrives far too quickly. The scholar husband who should have remained cold instead quietly asks: "Fulang... have you eaten?" And from then on, he refuses to look away.

After dying from overwork, Lin Qinghe wakes up in ancient times as a poor and neglected ger, forced into marriage with an injured stranger who has lost his memories. Expecting nothing more than survival, Qinghe uses his modern knowledge to improve farming, start businesses, and slowly build a peaceful life. His husband, Xiao Zhenyu, may have no memories, but he is dependable, terrifyingly skilled, and oddly devoted-always carrying him, protecting him, and quietly loving him in ways Qinghe has never experienced before. When Qinghe gives birth to their child, he finally begins to believe he has found a family. Then the truth comes out. His husband is no ordinary villager- He is the empire's feared prince and celebrated general. Certain he will be abandoned for status and nobility, Qinghe prepares to let go. But Xiao Zhenyu returns to the capital only to come back with imperial guards, priceless treasures, and one impossible declaration: "You are my only fulang. Whoever dares disrespect you shall pay with their lives." Soon, the empire learns a terrifying truth- Their ruthless prince may be merciless on the battlefield... But before his beloved fulang and child? He is hopelessly, shamelessly in love.