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Books by 云绾绾
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The Cannon Fodder Villainess Dotes on Her Husband 炮灰女配娇养了反派夫君
Ning Shuangran transmigrates into a book and becomes a vicious cannon-fodder villainess. She is also forced to take the place of the heroine’s concubine-born younger sister and marry a sickly villain in some remote backwater. Her mother-in-law and younger sister are timid, her little brother is a feral pup, and her husband is a future high-ranking villain, the ruthless sort who kills without blinking. To make ends meet, Ning Shuangran struggles to clear her name without breaking character, deter
15Reads—Score—Shelves
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Transmigrate into a Book: The Real Heiress Takes the Entertainment World by Storm 穿书娱乐圈：真千金她野翻了
A star-level powerhouse was killed by her nemesis in an explosion, then unexpectedly transmigrated into a novel and became a lowly cannon-fodder character. What? Her biological parents are calling some impostor their daughter and ignoring their real daughter? What? Some fake heiress dares to manipulate her? What? The award-winning actor looks exactly like that bastard nemesis of hers? Tsk... Chu Nanci gave a cold laugh. If someone else is going to wear her shoes, then she won't hesitate to walk
13Reads—Score—Shelves
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Spring Deep in the Palace 殿欢春深
He was a young general who needed an excuse to seem captivated by beauty, so he could fend off the covetous eyes of those around him. She had her eye on his power and wanted to be a delicate flower under his protection. It was supposed to be nothing more than a deal, so how did he end up falling for her?
8Reads6.1Score—Shelves
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Report, Mr. CEO: Your Wife Ran Off with the Kids Again! 报告总裁，你媳妇又带娃跑了！
The man Xu Ran loved deeply was sent to prison by her father and another accomplice, and his execution was imminent. Desperate to do something for him, she risked entering the prison to bear him a child. But her family wouldn't accept her, so she took the child and lived in a small city under an assumed name. Four years later, she learned that Jiang City had changed beyond recognition. The man she loved hadn't died. He had taken on a new identity and carried on living. One by one, he tortured to
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