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Books by 东篱绿萝

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  1. After Getting Our Marriage License, I Went to Work for a Wealthy CEO 扯证后,我给豪门总裁来打工 Modern Romance513k WordsCompleted Li Qingqing went on a blind date and caught the eye of Gu Mingsheng, a wealthy CEO. They signed a contract and then registered their marriage. They got married but never shared a bedroom, and Li Qingqing was quite happy with the arrangement. No big deal, she could treat it like a job and enjoy looking after him! But at some point, the way he looked at her changed. It turned out he wanted to make their marriage official for real, so she ran for the hills. 28Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Military Marriage in the 1970s: After Divorce, I Married a Reserved Commander 七零军婚:离异后嫁禁欲首长 Modern Romance907k WordsOngoing When Su Xiaoyu woke up, she found herself in the 1970s, as the childhood betrothed bride of Lin Zheng, a legendary soldier. She could only accept reality. When in Rome, after all. But her husband, Lin Zheng, didn't seem to like her much, and he had someone he liked in the army. Fine, she'd let him go. In those days, three-legged frogs were hard to find, but two-legged men were everywhere. Now she just wanted to make money, build a fortune, and leave him. But that cold-faced soldier gradually rea 2Reads5.3Score—Shelves
  3. Traveling Between Past and Present, I Became the Biggest Winner with Small Goods 往返古今,我靠小商品成最大赢家 Ancient Romance212k WordsOngoing Anran accidentally became the most unfortunate transmigrator in history, waking in the body of a beggar child who had starved to death. But she knew how to turn a terrible hand into a winning one. She could travel back and forth between the past and present, so she brought ancient calligraphy and paintings, antique vases, and other treasures to the modern world to sell. Then she took cheap modern goods and resold them in the past. Plastic bags became the nobles’ favorite fashion accessory, spicy 1Reads—Score—Shelves