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Books by 念未
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The Fussy Girl Goes to the Countryside: She Goes Viral in a Period Novel with Her Outrageous Antics 作精下乡:靠骚操作在年代文爆红
[Transmigrate into a Book] [Capitalist's Daughter] [Period Romance] [Sent Down to the Countryside] [Livestream] [System] [Face-Slapping and Winning Them Over] [Get Rich] Educated youth versus spoiled brat Su Jiujiu transmigrates into a period novel as the spoiled female supporting character everyone loves to hate. The original owner despises the poor countryside, throws tantrums and makes a scene about getting divorced, then ends up abandoned by everyone and dying miserably in a cowshed. Su
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Great Longing 祁念
Qi Nian
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The Scorching Apocalypse 高温末日
The High-Temperature Apocalypse
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After My Scumbag Ex Betrayed Me, I Was Reborn to Strike Back 被渣男渣后,重生反击
Reborn to Strike Back After Being Betrayed by a Scumbag
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The Substitute Mother 替身妈妈
Surrogate Mother
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After Dad Abandoned Me, He Brought Home His Illegitimate Daughter 爸爸把我丢弃后,带回了私生女
After Dad Abandoned Me, He Brought Home His Illegitimate Daughter
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The Death Test System Revealed My Scumbag Husband for Who He Is 死亡测试系统让我看清渣男老公
The Death-Test System Helped Me See My Scumbag Husband for Who He Really Was
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I Escape Rule-Based Games with the Help of On-Screen Comments 我靠弹幕在规则游戏逃生
I Escape Rule-Based Games with the Help of On-Screen Comments
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Quick Transmigration: I'm Done with These 360 Jobs, None of Them Are Fit for Humans 快穿:破防了360行不是人干滴
[Quick transmigration System + each arc takes about 1–2 chapters + experience different identities, professions, and more + each role is brief + no fixed CP] I can’t believe it. This System is inhuman. Wen Chiyu, who lived at home off her parents, was forced into a quick transmigration System. Other people’s System transmigration takes them straight to the top, but for her, every transmigration meant that life had lost all hope. Again and again, she transmigrated into the lives of women named We
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