Fanqie catalogue
Books by 如若珍惜
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Transmigrated as a Second Wife, and It's No Easy Job 穿越之继妻不好当
Su Xizhu unexpectedly transmigrates into the body of the Marquis’s third daughter. She thinks she’ll have an easy ride, but soon finds herself caught between sisters fighting at home and young noblewomen competing outside. Using her wits, she survives in safety, and could have lived a peaceful life, but an unforeseen twist leads her to marry her cousin’s husband as his second wife. Her husband’s motives are unfathomable, the household is treacherous, and the road ahead is rough. Su Xizhu has no
17Reads7.2Score—Shelves
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Finding a Powerful Ally in the Apocalypse 末世抱个金大腿
Lou Xiaoluo is reborn. That's right: after three years in the apocalypse, she is reborn after being shoved into a zombie's mouth. She has a golden finger, a spatial dimension. While other people get heaven-defying farming and leveling abilities, hers is just a 200-square-meter storage space. Still, she's grateful. This time, she's going to latch onto a powerful backer and live like a frolicking husky. No, like a little princess who gets cuddles, kisses, and lots of attention. Apocalypse, reborn,
10Reads7.6Score—Shelves
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Book Transmigration: Male Lead, Please Step Aside 穿书：男主，请退散
Zhang Nan transmigrates into a book she just finished reading. Every male lead and supporting male character is a top-tier heartthrob, but unfortunately, Zhang Nan hasn’t become the heroine. She’s the number-one supporting female character instead. The problem is, this book doesn’t follow the usual script. After thinking over the plot, Zhang Nan decides she might need to light a stick of incense for herself in advance. This looks like a recipe for disaster. As time goes on, Zhang Nan can’t shake
4Reads5.5Score—Shelves
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Marrying a Second Time to a Fierce Husband Is No Easy Task 二嫁悍妃惹不起
After transmigrating and losing her memory, Wan Qingkong is picked up by someone and made to serve as a stand-in bride. To keep her secret identity as an undocumented person under wraps, she grits her teeth and marries. Fortunately, her husband is just what she hoped for. But their happy days last only a few before he is forcibly conscripted, and from then on, she hears nothing from him. In a turbulent age, Wan Qingkong does her best to live freely while raising her family. Unfortunately, there
—Reads6.6Score—Shelves