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Books by 不羡郁郁晚风凉

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  1. No Need to Panic While Fleeing Famine: Hold Tight to the Hunter Husband's Leg 逃荒不慌:抱紧猎户夫君大腿 Ancient Romance334k WordsCompleted [Fleeing famine, space, one-on-one romance, both leads are devoted to each other.] Wen Yingying transmigrates right into the middle of a flight from famine, and finds herself with a husband she never asked for. Her mother-in-law and sisters-in-law will do anything to sell her off so they can trade her for food and feed the family? Wen Yingying has never met people so shameless. Just as she is about to fight back, her husband stands up for her at every turn, even going so far as to break with his 1kReads8.2Score104Shelves
  2. Don't Panic When the Concubine Enters the Household, We Have the Prince on Our Side 姨娘进府不慌,我们有王爷撑腰 Ancient Romance339k WordsCompleted [Not both leads are chaste + No transmigration or rebirth + A fussy heroine + Fictional dynasty + Devoted love later on + Don’t overthink the historical details] On Ruan Yu’s first day at work, all it takes is one glance over her shoulder to capture the heart of a cold-faced tyrant. Overnight, she goes from a lowly leading courtesan to a concubine in the prince’s household. Once she enters the household, everyone says she’s just a plaything, a woman whose arms have rested on a thousand pillows 246Reads6.6Score—Shelves
  3. A Little Treasure in the Fifties, With a Supermarket to Feast on All Day 五零萌宝,带个超市整天吃吃喝喝 Modern Romance120k WordsOngoing [Adorable Baby] + [1950s] + [Transmigrate] + [Famine] + [Flavorless Supermarket] + [Reborn Old Lady] Jiang He had been working late when she worked herself straight into transmigrating. From the start, she was abandoned by her cruel parents: a newborn whose umbilical cord hadn’t even been cut, tossed onto the ground to fend for herself simply because she wasn’t a boy. She patted her chest, shaken. This was an absolute nightmare of a start. Luckily, someone adopted her, and from then on she had —Reads—Score—Shelves