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Books by 古国的田丝丝
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The Transmigrated Concubine’s Comeback 穿越庶女逆袭记
After being struck by lightning and killed, 22nd-century unlucky soul Shen Xi awakens in the body of the least-favored concubine-born daughter of a marquis's household. Her birth mother died young, her legal mother is cruel, and her older half-sister makes life difficult for her. She struggles to survive in this rigidly hierarchical household. Then she meets Hou Mochen, the powerful chief eunuch of the Directorate of Ceremonial, who enjoys the emperor's deep favor. At their first meeting, he wat
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A Food Blogger and a Battle-Hardened Marquis’s Adventure Through Time 美食博主VS铁血侯爷的时空奇遇
Modern food blogger Su Xiaotang unexpectedly transmigrates into the body of a bullied concubine-born daughter in the Marquis of Yongning's household. With her modern culinary skills and quick wit, she begins to make a name for herself… Taking advantage of the Old Madam's birthday banquet, she dazzles everyone with a lotus-flower pastry infused with modern aesthetics. Not only does she reclaim her dignity, she also catches the attention of Xiao Yu, the male lead and the reclusive marquis.
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The Legendary Founding of Nam Viet by a Princess Spy 特工公主的南越创世传奇
Agent Ling Wei's final consciousness was frozen in the instant agony of a chip being implanted in her skull, and the explosion's blinding flames that swallowed everything moments later. There was no eternal darkness, only shattered images and a cacophony of noise brutally flooding in. Like fast-forwarded clips from a terrible movie, fragments of another soul's memories, steeped in despair, resentment, and a bone-deep chill, slammed against her highly trained, supposedly impregnable mental defens
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Your Highness, It’s Time to Update Your Worldview 王爷，你的世界观该更新了
Consciousness awakened before the five senses. An unprecedented sense of weightlessness washed over her, as though her soul had been forced into an ill-fitting body, every inch of it constricting. Her eyelids felt impossibly heavy. After several struggles, she managed to pry them open a sliver. Dim light seeped into view, faintly outlining unfamiliar shapes. Instead of the clean scent of ink and books, the air carried the acrid smell of dust and rotting wood, mingled with a faint trace of medici
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