She transmigrated into the body of a scheming white lotus, but had neither heaven-defying luck nor a saintly heart. Faced with a reality full of strange and awful people, Bai Furong grabbed a rolling pin and roared, “I may not be able to make buns, but I can stand up for myself! Let’s see who dares to bully me again!” She became an apprentice, learned a trade, made pastries, and opened a shop, climbing step by step toward the pinnacle of life. But why were all the men she met along the way such terrible prospects? The only one she could stand was a lecher? Fine, I’ll settle for you, then. That way, you won’t go and torment anyone else!
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It's okay, you can read it in Shuhuang
It's okay, I don't know why I didn't read it anymore. I just skipped the first point and watched the last one.
It's okay, the heroine and the hero met early, and they finally became successful. ,
It's okay, you can read it in Shuhuang
It's okay, I don't know why I didn't read it anymore. I just skipped the first point and watched the last one.
It's okay, the heroine and the hero met early, and they finally became successful. ,
It's still a good book overall.