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Books by 小小的我儿
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Wei Xiaoniang Is Reborn 卫小娘重生啦
Wei Xiaoniang is reborn with the memories of her past life, and vows to change the tragic fate of herself and her two children. Keeping her talents hidden, she carefully navigates the dangers of the sprawling household. She patiently teaches Minglan and Mingxuan, using her wisdom and good character to pave the way for their future. At the same time, she quietly builds a business empire, starting with embroidered handkerchiefs and sachets, forging connections across industries and accumulating en
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The Sea in the River of Time 拾光里的海
Glass restorer Su Nian and aquarium trainer Shen Shiyu first meet beside the pool of Xingchen the beluga, brought together by a pane of cracked glass. She uses rosin to mend what is broken, while he patiently protects the ocean. Their hearts draw closer amid light and waves, and they tuck their love into glass stars, shell bracelets, and the harmonica notes of "My Heart Will Go On." But the shadow of early-onset Alzheimer's suddenly descends, and Su Nian's memories fade like the receding tide.
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Wei Xiaoniang Soul Transmigrates into Consort Hua 卫小娘魂穿华妃
In the Sheng family household, the long-suffering Wei Xiaoniang dies of a hemorrhage. When she opens her eyes again, she has become Nian Ce Fujin in Prince Yong’s residence, freshly ambushed and mourning the loss of her child. Facing Fujin Yixiu, whose honeyed words hide a poisonous heart just like her enemy Lin Qinshuang’s, she smiles. She learned this game of household intrigue with her life long ago. This time, she has Hua Fei’s power and swagger, but Wei Xiaoniang’s clever heart. She feigns
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Stealing a Science Whiz from the Study Group 从互助小组拐走理科大佬
When students signed up to choose between the sciences and liberal arts in the second semester of their first year of high school, the decision landed in Lin Xiaoyu’s ordinary life like a stone in a pond. After much deliberation, she chose the liberal arts, only to find herself unexpectedly paired with Jiang Chen, a transfer student, in the school’s “Science and Arts Peer Study Group.” Jiang Chen was the science whiz everyone thought was “trouble”: an incredible basketball player and the perenni
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