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Books by 夜央
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Mother Has Fertile Fields, Father, Don’t Slacken Off 娘亲有肥田，爹爹莫偷闲
At this very moment, Bai Zisu still found it a little hard to believe what was happening right before her eyes. But she really, truly had only taken a short nap in the lounge at the National Martial Arts Championships. That was all. Bai Zisu thought about how her only hobby was reading transmigration novels, and couldn’t help laughing to herself. Surely her luck couldn’t be this good? Had the heavens seen that, apart from her regular studies and exercise, this was her one and only hobby, and dec
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Reborn in the Nineties: The Top Student Businesswoman 重生九零，学霸女豪商
After enduring a painful past, the modern-day heroine is reborn in 1994. She had already grown tremendously after facing all kinds of hardships and pain in her original life. Back in the past, she continues to develop and hone her skills and life experience. At the many crossroads in her life, she makes different choices, lives a different life, and leaves the humiliation of her previous life behind.
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Good Farming Outside a Widow's Door 寡妇门前好种田
She transmigrates as a widow with an adorable child, so poor she can barely scrape by. She’s surrounded by the petty squabbles of her mother-in-law and sisters-in-law, and has to lead the poor villagers toward prosperity. Maybe Luo Meng did something rotten in her past life, because this life she’s stuck paying for it through an absurd transmigration.
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A Big, Strong Husband Dotes on His Wife and a Basketful of Adorable Kids 壮汉宠妻忙，萌宝一箩筐
The handsome man kept a cool expression as he joked with perfect seriousness. Tao Yaoyao could only look on in despair, helplessness, and wry amusement. “The plow in the yard has broken three times already. Don't you think yours ought to take a break too?” Tao Yaoyao watched a whole crowd of children come tumbling through the gate. “There are only seven of us siblings. Why don't Mom and Dad put in a little more effort and make it a lucky eight-eight-eight, for prosperity? What do you say?”
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