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Books by 婵娟

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  1. Married to Heaven 与天同嫁 Chanjuan婵娟Ancient Romance475k WordsCompleted The legitimate daughter of the Marquis’s household is transformed from the ground up. With extraordinary skills and a brilliant mind for strategy, she becomes famous throughout the Nine Continents and commands the world’s respect. A strong heroine and a strong hero, clashing as equals and joining forces as equals. They have both the power and influence to build a life together, devoted to one another forever. Arrogant? We’ve earned the right to be. Domineering? All you need to do is learn to sub 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Nightfall over Qingchuan 夜凉晴川 Chanjuan婵娟Ancient Romance533k WordsCompleted She is the legitimate daughter of a marquis’s household, and should have had a life of luxury. But she lost her birth mother as a child, and was weak and easily bullied, enduring humiliation after humiliation. One day, she is reborn anew, with vengeance in her heart. Others see her as a good-for-nothing who is mediocre at everything, but she is actually a modern woman who knows astronomy and geography. In this life, she will no longer restrain herself. She will live a bold and powerful life on h —Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. My Husband Is a Hit with the Ladies 我家夫君红袖招 Chanjuan婵娟Ancient Romance466k WordsCompleted “My benefactor, you fed me one meal, so I'll repay you with my hand in marriage!” Her radiant smile is bright and warm, and her clear gaze is pure and direct. At her sudden declaration, the jade-like young gentleman's ears turn red. “It was only a small kindness. Please don't call me your benefactor!” “So you're saying you agree?” “Agree to what?” “To marry me!” The young gentleman's ears turn crimson... —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. My Husband Won’t Come Aboard When I Call 夫君呼来不上船 Chanjuan婵娟Ancient Romance505k WordsCompleted Xiaoxiao has two great ambitions in life: first, to create even more delicious food and live up to her talent; second, to cherish the husband she won over and honor the fact that he gave himself to her. “Husband, dinner’s ready!” The heroine is sly, the hero is powerful, and every now and then they’re both adorably silly... —Reads—Score—Shelves