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Books by 凤傲雪
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Who Rules the World: Cherishing the Wind Like an Orchid 且试天下：惜风如兰
My new work is out! Come read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you’ll enjoy it. Your support keeps me writing, and I’ll do my best to tell every story well!
81Reads—Score—Shelves
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Fleeing Famine in a Chaotic Age: After I Split from the Family, Rice Started Appearing in My Granary 乱世逃荒：我分家后粮仓自动涨米
Shen Tang transmigrates into a storybook as a concubine-born daughter, with the fate of a broken engagement hanging over her. She and her mother are bullied by the legitimate branch of the family, and after the estate is divided, all they get is a broken pot and a lame chicken. By chance, she awakens a pocket dimension with spiritual fields that can grow crops and store anything. Every time the family property is divided, another bushel of fine rice appears in her grain jar. She clears wasteland
30Reads—Score—Shelves
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I Became Yinzhen's Birth Mother 穿成胤禛亲额娘
I was an HR professional before I transmigrated into the Kangxi era as a low-ranking palace maid. Watching a coworker cry and complain about her rations being cut, my professional instincts kicked in. The next day, a report titled “A Feasibility Study on Optimizing Resource Allocation Within the Palace and Improving Employee Satisfaction” landed before the emperor. Kangxi narrowed his eyes and asked me, “What are ‘KPI’ and ‘last-place elimination’?” After becoming the biological mother of the Fo
7Reads—Score—Shelves
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Don't Push Me: Once I Give Up, They All Regret It 别逼我，摆烂后他们全都火葬场了
The moment I decided to give up, the parents who forced me to donate blood, the younger brother who made me give up my guaranteed university admission, and the domineering CEO fiancé who emotionally manipulated me... all of them begged me to make a comeback.
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You Said We’d Flee the Famine with the Kids, So Why Am I the Village Chief? 说好带娃逃荒，你让我当村长？
Su He, a modern agricultural technician, transmigrates into a book as a widow fleeing famine, with her six-year-old daughter in her arms and a copy of Records of Managing the Household that unlocks itself at her side. The war has only just ended, refugees are everywhere, and a decree to establish farming settlements has been issued. She joins a group seeking survival. Starving refugees fight over food, water runs out, medicine is scarce, and children are poisoned. Every step could mean life or d
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