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Books by 半页童话
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Fanqie books matched on the author's name.
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The Happy Little Life of a Lucky Girl in the 1960s 六零福宝的幸福小日子
[Transmigration + Space + Beloved by the Whole Family + Lucky Charm + Supplies + Building Wealth] Qin Nuan, an unlucky bungee-jumping enthusiast, had an accident while bungee jumping and transmigrated to the 1960s, an era of scarcity when people struggled to get enough to eat or keep warm. Still, it seemed the heavens had been kind to her. Not only did she have the luck of a koi, she also had a pocket dimension. No food? No problem. The mountains were full of game and delicacies. No clothes? No
59Reads—Score—Shelves
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Transmigrate Into a Book: In the 1970s, I Marry a Rough-Hewn Man With My Pocket Dimension 穿书七零带着空间嫁糙汉
[Historical era + personal space + rugged man + educated youth + doting romance + adorable child] After getting drunk at her birthday party, Liu Qingqing wakes up to discover she has transmigrated into a book. She has become the cannon-fodder supporting female character in a period novel her best friend recently recommended. And it’s the day after her wedding night: the original host enjoyed herself, and now Liu Qingqing has to suffer the consequences. In the book, the original host is not only
46Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Substitute Bride: The Third Young Master of the Gu Family's Beloved 替嫁娇妻，顾家三少的心尖宠
Rumor has it that Gu Chuyu, the third young master of the Gu family, is a spoiled, useless playboy, infamous throughout Jiangcheng. They say he is impotent, and even in his late twenties he is still a bachelor, much to Madam Gu's endless worry. Before his death, the old master of the Gu family arranged a childhood betrothal with the Ling family. After her best friend and boyfriend conspire against her, and with her mother gravely ill, the heroine is forced to marry Gu Chuyu in someone else's pla
16Reads7.2Score—Shelves
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The Eighties' Best Wife Builds a Fortune 八零佳妻致富忙
[Soul Transmigration] [Pocket Dimension] [Personal Growth] [Building a Career] Liu Yuying had worked her way up to deputy director at her company less than three years after graduating. Everyone was congratulating her, but fate dealt her a crushing blow. She died suddenly from overwork. She was reborn in the 1980s in the body of a dowdy village girl who shared her name. The original owner's brother and sister-in-law sold her to the Li family's eldest son, a cripple, to be his wife. They did
8Reads—Score—Shelves