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Books by 七枝射手

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  1. Transmigrate into a Book in the 1970s and Marry a Handsome Educated Youth 穿书七零嫁帅气知青 Modern Romance394k WordsCompleted [The 1970s, transmigrate into a book, marry an educated youth, everyday family life, no space or golden finger, devoted couple] After somehow finding herself in a rural village in the 1970s, Yang Tao realized she had transmigrated into a book. She had become a cannon-fodder character in a period novel she had just read. From the start, her family was helping pressure a male educated youth into marrying her. As a fine young woman of the twenty-first century, Yang Tao thought forcing someone into 1.7kReads7.3Score100Shelves
  2. Transmigrated as the Foil, the Heroine Insists We Swap Husbands 穿成对照组,女主非要和我换老公 Modern Romance366k WordsOngoing For no apparent reason, Qiao Yunqing had no idea how she'd ended up inside a book. Its world was based on China in the 1980s. She wasn't the heroine, but her husband was the male lead. The heroine was Qiao Sulan, a fellow villager. Qiao Yunqing was merely a sacrificial foil for the heroine, a stepping stone on the leads' path to a happy life. After transmigrating, Qiao Yunqing discovered that the heroine had been reborn. The day before Qiao Yunqing was supposed to meet her prospective husband, t 1.3kReads—Score138Shelves
  3. The 1970s: That Beautiful Educated Youth 七零:那个漂亮的女知青 Modern Romance249k WordsOngoing [No transmigration, no pocket dimension, parallel-world setting] Ji Nian grew up with no parents to call her own. Before she was even born, news came that her father had died in action. After her mother remarried, her father miraculously returned. Later, both parents started new families of their own, but nowhere felt like home to her. When she graduated from high school, her cousin secretly submitted Ji Nian’s name to avoid being sent to the countryside, making Ji Nian a sent-down youth instead 8Reads—Score—Shelves