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Books by 归田园
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A Cheat Code in 1961: No More Being a Pack Mule 穿到1961开外挂不做小牛马
Gu Suisui, who had been diligently working like a corporate drudge in the modern world, dozed off and was reborn in the 1960s. When she was on the verge of starving to death, she finally got the transmigrator’s special perk: the Little Sprite System appeared. Except something was clearly wrong with how it worked. Gu Suisui: “Good Little Sprite, please, take another careful look at me. If I get properly cared for, eat better, grow into my looks, and dress up a little, I could at least qualify, ri
8.6kReads8.8Score801Shelves
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Springtime in the Mountain Villages of Those Bygone Years 那些年代里的山村春色
Short-lived Lin Qinghe had accepted that she wouldn’t live long in this life, but just as she was about to die of illness, she ended up being murdered too. She closed her eyes and opened them again, only to transmigrate to 1955, an era when people really did starve to death. Immortals, do you even remember why my life was cut short? In 1956, in a mountain village, poor little Lin Qinghe had a father who didn’t care for her and a mother who didn’t love her. Only her grandmother protected her. Luc
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Sis, I'm Back Reborn to Send You to Hell 姐妹，我重生回来送你下地狱了
Qiao Nuo, whose soul had been trapped for years, is reborn in the year of her college entrance exams, carrying a heart full of hatred and longing for her family. Good news: the perks of being reborn include two golden fingers. Even better news: one is practical and reliable. The other is unusual, and even more useful. Anyone who crosses Qiao Nuo will pay. Her so-called "best friend" from her previous life? She'll personally send that woman to hell alongside the scumbag. She'll stay resolute in h
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Soul Transmigration: From a Woodcutter's Hut to a Grand Estate, Aoyama Can't Hold Me Back 魂穿：青山不困人从柴门到锦堂
When modern-day Jiang He opened her eyes, she had transmigrated into a widowed mountain village woman in the Great Qing Empire. Her husband had died young, she had nothing to her name, and several hungry children had been added to the household. A dead father and surviving children? Honestly, not bad. A dynasty that doesn't exist in known history? Not bad either. With no reference points or set answers, anything is possible. What no one knew was that this suddenly changed widow had brought along
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