Transmigrated to the Republic of China Era to Become a Tailor
Alternative : 穿到民國做裁縫
Author : 西楓
Raw : jjwxc
Fashion designer Ji Qingzhou was traveling on a creative inspiration trip when he checked into a guesthouse that claimed to have a hundred years of history. He fell asleep and when he woke up, the room was still the same room, but he had transmigrated to the Republic of China era a hundred years in the past, becoming the 'lucky bride' male wife of a blind retired military officer.
The military officer had an upright figure and handsome looks, but his personality was cold and contrary. He would lash out with cutting remarks at the drop of a hat and pay Ji Qingzhou no mind.
Ji Qingzhou: Getting married is out of the question. I must get a divorce!
However, Ji Qingzhou had just transmigrated and was penniless, with nothing but a suitcase.
Ji Qingzhou: Fine, having a rich husband is still better than being out on the streets :)
In order to survive in this turbulent era, Ji Qingzhou played the role of a virtuous wife caring for his blind husband, while at the same time practicing his old trade.
From taking over a tailor shop to help people alter and mend clothes, to establishing a studio and opening a fashion store, then to founding a fashion magazine and building a brand empire... Ji Qingzhou's name gradually resonated throughout the nation, swept across overseas markets, and led the fashion trends of a new era!
A few years later, Ji Qingzhou finally established a firm foothold in the Republic of China era, and flung a divorce agreement at his husband who had been obsessively checking up on him, arguing his case on principle and demanding the freedom to love in the new era.
Xie Yu'an was so furious he was fuming, yet while insisting he was a conservative, he kissed Ji Qingzhou until his mind was spinning and his lips went numb.
After waking up, Ji Qingzhou, feeling both sore and satisfied, looked at his husband's broad shoulders, narrow waist, and long legs: Fine, what's done is done. Let's just make it work.
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Ji Qingzhou (shou) x Xie Yu'an (gong)
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