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Books by 小倩时安

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  1. My Husband Is a Brilliant Actor 我家夫君演技一流 8k WordsCompleted My Husband Is a Master Actor 17Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. After I Became a Widow, the Factory Director and My Brother-in-Law Both Wanted to Marry Me 穿成寡妇后,厂长和小叔都想娶我 Modern Romance164k WordsOngoing [Period Drama + Marriage First, Love Later + Adorable Child + Sweet Romance + Pocket Dimension + Powerful Partners + Building Wealth] An accident sent entertainment company CEO Shi Qingyan into the body of a young widow in 1989, one whom the whole factory gossiped about as a “femme fatale”! Her scumbag boss wants to force her to marry his nephew? The gossipy women keep making up stories about her seducing men? Shi Qingyan sneers: I've seen bigger things than you can imagine! The pocket dimension 3Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. My Husband Has a Perfect Family on the Side, But I Haven’t Been Idle Either 丈夫在外儿女双全,还好我也没闲着 10k WordsCompleted My Husband Has Another Family and Children Outside, But Thankfully, I Haven't Been Idle Either 3Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Reborn: President Jiang, Your Wife Has Returned for Revenge 重生:姜总,夫人她携仇归来 Modern Romance175k WordsCompleted [Rebirth + Satisfying Revenge on Scumbags + Playing the Pig to Eat the Tiger + Mutual Devotion + Powerful CEO + Devoted Husband] (The male lead is very swoon-worthy, so jump in without worry if that's your thing.) After dying miserably in her previous life, Xi Mo realized she'd turned her life into a joke. Reborn, she rushed without hesitation into the arms of the most dangerous man around: Jiang Xi. “Marry me, and I'll help you win every major project in the city.” In public, she's still the u 2Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  5. When the Sun Meets the Moonlight 当骄阳遇上月光 Two Female Leads130k WordsOngoing [Two Female Leads + Mutual Redemption + Showbiz + Villainess + Workplace Rivals in Love + Happy Ending] When former planning director Lin Zhaoxi was framed, she couldn’t even afford the oden at the convenience store. Former colleagues avoided her, debt collectors called relentlessly, and life felt cold as ice. Then she met Su Wanqing. One late night, as Lin Zhaoxi crouched in the stairwell wiping away tears, Su Wanqing offered her a warm taro pastry. Lin Zhaoxi stared at the flour-dusted hand an —Reads—Score—Shelves