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Books by 南禾闲叙
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Reborn: On Yonglian's Deathbed, the Empress and I Join Forces to Change Fate 重生永琏病危夜我与皇后联手改命
In the tenth year of Qianlong's reign, I became the Qing Dynasty's first living Imperial Noble Consort to be granted a title. I also died on the very night the decree was issued. People said the Gao clan's daughter was the most favored woman in the palace. But after my death, this favor sent three generations of the Gao family to ruin, and Empress Fuca died during an eastern tour three years later. When I opened my eyes again, I was back on the night Yonglian lay critically ill. The medicine the
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Rule Horror: I Bankrupted the Haunted Platform 规则怪谈：我把诡异平台刷破产
Global horror livestreams have arrived. Every instance lives and dies by its death rate, fear levels, and viewer retention, all to earn more recommendations. The day Shen Que, a former internet growth strategist, was laid off, his younger sister was selected to enter a horror instance. To save her, he volunteered to take her place, only to discover that he could see the instance's backend data, hidden from everyone else. From then on, while others fought to survive, he dismantled the rules; whil
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The Wronged Bride in the Brocade Tent 锦帐沉冤
Suzhou, 1925. The Shen family’s weaving workshop had been run for three generations. Under Shen Huaizhou, it was transformed from a government-run weaving bureau into a private business. But when he suddenly died of illness, his only daughter, Shen Zhiwei, was thrust into the spotlight. She had only two things: a gift for weaving that let her remember anything she saw, a talent her father had hidden for her and that she could never admit to anyone; and three months. The Beiyang Government’s de
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I Thought My Sister Was My Father's Illegitimate Daughter 我以为妹妹是父亲的私生女
A new work is here! I hope you’ll head over to Tomato Novel to read it, and I hope you enjoy it. Your support keeps me writing, and I’ll do my best to tell every story well!
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