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Books by 九数
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Madam, Don't Marry Him! The Commander Is Infertile! 夫人别嫁了，主帅他不孕不育啊
Jiang Si, a powerhouse from the apocalypse, perished alongside the Zombie Emperor and found herself in the Abel star system. Its population had been declining, with no new births for over two hundred years. What’s more, Jiang Si, a newly arrived primitive species, had a 100% fertility rating. Naturally, she married the empire’s infertile prince, who was also a marshal. Since she wouldn’t have to bear children, she devoted herself to her career, becoming a master horticulturist, potion maker, and
9.3kReads8.9Score1kShelves
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My Succubus Beta Wife Is a Crybaby Powerhouse E 魅魔Beta老婆是哭唧唧大猛E
(ABOE + an overbearing, insecure, crybaby Enigma bottom vs. a popular, ferocious succubus Beta top) Su Shijin was a poor, struggling human sword cultivator. His cultivation went so wrong that he turned into a succubus. Then, unwilling to cultivate with anyone else, he exploded and died, becoming a Beta with no pheromones. In a new place, he could start over, live anew, and cultivate again. He was powerful, cold, and ruthless, the kind of person who would always use his fists instead of running
7.2kReads7.0Score749Shelves
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Wild: From the Start, I Get Ten Beast Husbands 狂野：开局就送10个兽夫
Vampire Jiang Tang had slept for 3,000 years when her mother violently demolished her home and kicked open her coffin. She hadn't even enjoyed two days of the good life before her archenemy ambushed her and threw her into a black hole, making her a resident of the M87 galaxy. The M87 galaxy has many men and few women, with far more males than females! When Jiang Tang registers her identity at the Genetic System Bureau, the System reports that her fertility rating is 100 and that she possesses
94Reads6.5Score—Shelves
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A Fragrant Blossom 意芳华
[Traditional historical romance + household and palace intrigue + political schemes + national and family vendettas + love that cannot be returned] The Kingdom of Pingliang invaded the land of Jiumu for thirteen years, trampling thousands of miles of its rivers and mountains beneath its horses’ hooves. The nation lost its territory, and Jiumu’s brave sons rose up to resist to the death. Nine out of every ten households were left empty. The ancestral temples were destroyed and the family shrines
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