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Books by 安佳一

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  1. Reborn in the 1980s: My Wife Knows How to Keep the Books 重生八零:媳妇会算账 Modern Romance119k WordsOngoing Su He, a supply chain director for a restaurant group, died of overwork at thirty-five. When she opened her eyes, she had become a village girl with the same name in the Yimeng Mountains in 1982. Her fiancé's family had broken off the engagement, then smeared her as "morally corrupt." Her grandmother planned to trade her in marriage to a paralyzed man for a bride price, and she'd just jumped into a well. The first thing Su He said after being pulled out was: "A marriage exchange is fine, but let 58Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Stop Kneeling, Scumbag Husband. Your Wife Has Married a Powerful Man 渣夫别跪了,夫人已嫁大佬 Modern Romance107k WordsOngoing Shen Yanyan, an investigative reporter, sneaks into the Black Wolf Group's annual gala to take photos. The CEO, Lu Chenzhou, catches her and pins her against a flowerpot. He calls the police; she flashes her press pass. He sends a lawyer's letter to her station director, and she gets stuck cleaning the toilets. She thinks that's the end of it. But while cleaning the toilets, she hears the director on the phone: "Take care of that reporter." She turns around and slaps a recording down on Lu Ch 39Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Transmigrated as an Orphaned Girl in a Pickle Shop, I Made My Fortune with a Vat of Aged Brine 穿成酱园孤女,我靠一缸老卤发家 Ancient Romance93k WordsOngoing Shen Zhiwei, a food research and development supervisor, died suddenly from overwork. When she opened her eyes, she had become an orphan in a sauce shop in Qingshi Town, Great Li Dynasty. Her parents had died of illness one after another within three months. Her second aunt brought people to clear out the shop to pay off debts, leaving her with only her starving nine-year-old younger brother and seventeen coins to her name. She brought out the abacus and turned the tables: "The things you took a 30Reads—Score—Shelves