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Books by 喜欢始祖鸟的建文帝
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My Parents Said I Was Born Coldhearted, Impossible to Warm 爸妈说我生性凉薄，捂不热
My Parents Said I Was Cold by Nature, Impossible to Warm
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Reborn in 1985: Taming the Iron-Blooded General 重生1985，驯服铁血将军
[Reborn + Scientific Research + Military Marriage + Serious, Sweet Romance] Su Ling, the nation’s chief engineer, sacrificed herself to protect critical data and was reborn in 1986 as a “bratty little diva” who was crying and demanding a divorce from her military officer husband. Before filing the divorce papers, her husband, Huo Yanting, the “technical madman” of the northern frontier, pointed to a stalled engine and told her not to touch it. Su Ling only glanced at it. “You installed the thrus
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A Blade Beneath the Clear Wind and Bright Moon, Lovers Who Never Knew Each Other 清风明月刃，相思不相识
Manipulated by a hidden mastermind, the righteous and demonic factions plunge into all-out war. Shen Qingxian and Lou Xingye fight each other to the death as sworn enemies, yet fall passionately in love while each is hiding behind a secret identity. Together, they expose and crush a vast conspiracy that threatens to overturn the entire martial world and even extend its reach into the imperial court.
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My Husband Wants to Farm, So I Send Him to the Golden Throne Hall 夫君闹着要种田，我送他上金銮殿
To cut to the chase: Liu Ye transmigrates into the body of a poor farmer’s wife in ancient times and gets stuck with a terrible System. The System’s demand: She must turn her husband, a scholar who hates studying, into the top scorer in the imperial exams, or she’ll suffer terrible luck. The good news: Her husband is handsome and a good person. The bad news: He doesn’t want to study and spends every day clamoring to go home and farm! The even worse news: The System’s punishment is that if her hu
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The Calamity Beauty Becomes Empress 祸水为凰
Born beneath strange celestial omens, Su Jinse was blamed for her mother’s death. That same year, her hometown suffered a three-year drought, and people branded her a jinx. At three, she was said to have “died young,” but in truth her father secretly sent her away to study under the most powerful practitioner of the unorthodox arts in the land. Fifteen years later, a mysterious organization called Calamity Terrace appears in the martial world. Its master never shows their face, yet knows everyth
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