Irene is a known writer. Her published works have always been well-received despite her notable fascination with bittersweet endings. Not just that, she's also a linguist and of course, a wide reader. One fateful night, while she was at an old rodden bookstore she happened to notice a book somewhat glimmering in the bookshelf. Realizing that it was well-written, she took it home, read it without putting it down for two days and eventually found herself in awe with the character of Magnus Baudin Veritas Courtenay who she considered to be a tragic yet well-rounded antagonist. In her mind, before she succumbed to her drowsy sleep-deprived fatigue, Irene unbeknownstly yearned to save this villain from his treacherous path of misery. When she woke up, her eyes widened in shock. What happened? Why is she all of a sudden in a somewhat English mansion, reminiscent of the setting of her recent read? What in the world happened? And what does it have do to her? (A/N: I own the story but not the artworks.)

Suddenly transmigrated after an accidental death due to her work, Wen Xiaoling woke up only to find herself in the body of a sixteen years old girl who has the same name and appearance as her. Being a teacher in her previous life, she was calm and refined in a manner. And so, finding that she is in another world with the same timeline as of the ancient china, she decided to do her best to live her life in peace and in comfort in this new life of her's.

[Original Story] She was once a famous and well-known architect of the 21st century, but due to an accident, she was transmigrated to an unknown ancient era. Waking up in a body of a servant who was thrown to the outskirts of the capital to die, Zhang Meihui felt like lady luck was not on her side. Settling herself in a small village far away from the capital, she tried her best to survive in this ancient society. Living a peaceful life in this era was just a piece of cake for her. She was once a famous architect of the 21st century, making money in this second life of her's is not that hard.