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Books by 二月的狼
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Fanqie books matched on the author's name.
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Diners from the Past: A Steady Stream of Gold and Silver Jewelry 食客来自古代：金银首饰收不停
Chen Ranran quit her high-paying city job and chose to return to her village to take over a restaurant her grandfather had left her. While her former colleagues waited to laugh at her, someone dressed in ancient-style clothes showed up at the restaurant that very night. Chen Ranran sensed something was off. She thought the visitor was an actor from a tourist attraction, but when it came time to pay, he handed over a silver ingot. Worth 150,000 yuan. A bucket of instant noodles worth 150,000 yuan
121Reads—Score—Shelves
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One Song of Heroes Made Me a Top-Tier Star 一曲好汉歌，竟让我成为顶流
Dumped cruelly by his girlfriend of three years, Lin Tian is written off by everyone as a bottom-rung food delivery rider who has lost it all. No one knows that he was reborn with the treasures of Earth's music scene. A last-minute replacement on an amateur variety show, he turns the tables against all odds, and one hit song takes the internet by storm. From bold, heroic ballads and pastoral homestead tunes to the regrets of everyday life and the tender passions of youth, he can effortlessly
115Reads—Score—Shelves
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I Transmigrated to a Farmhouse and Made My Fortune Through Food 穿越农家靠美食走上致富路
[Transmigration + food + female chef + entrepreneurship] A modern food connoisseur unexpectedly transmigrates to ancient times. Seeing the dilapidated house and her mother, whose skin had turned sallow from hunger, Lin Xiaoxiao decided to make the best of her new life. She resolved to build a successful business in the ancient world. Starting with a street stall selling shepherd's purse and egg pancakes, she eventually opened a shop of her own. Step by step, Lin Xiaoxiao rose from a small-time v
26Reads—Score—Shelves
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Back to the 1980s: From Street Vendor to Public Company 穿回八零：从摆摊到上市公司
[Period setting + getting rich + daily life + no System + heroine focused on her career] Su Lingyu is sabotaged at a celebration banquet. When she wakes up again, she discovers that she has transmigrated to 1986, an era of scarce supplies filled with both opportunities and challenges. Faced with her new home, bare of even the most basic furnishings, she wants to cry. Fortunately, her parents don’t favor sons over daughters, which gives Su Lingyu a little comfort. To pay for treatment for her
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