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Books by 扶桑
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Reborn as the Little Ancestress of a Farming Family 重生农门小祖宗
After transmigrating into the body of a seven-year-old farm girl, Jiang Xiaoqi becomes a notorious little troublemaker, famed far and wide. She climbs trees, swims in rivers, catches chickens, and chases dogs, getting into every kind of mischief. But the little girl is also exceptionally clever. She goes into business, opens shops, and buys mountains and forests, growing her enterprise step by step. Jun, the twelve-year-old young master, is a celebrated genius with a prominent family background.
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Married Off to a Sickly Husband, the Madam Reads His Fortune 替嫁给病秧子老公，夫人她开卦了
The Chi family heir, known as the “King of Hell among the living,” is doomed to be alone, addicted to cruelty, and said by a master to have no chance of living past twenty-five. His only chance of survival is to marry the youngest daughter of the Tong family. On the wedding day, Tong Yan, who was abandoned in the countryside as a child, takes her younger sister’s place and lays down three rules: I’ll change your fate, and you’ll set me free. After the wedding, everyone says Young Madam Chi is us
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After Being Reborn, I Ditched My Love-Brained Self 重生后我丢掉了恋爱脑
While gathering herbs in the mountains, I saved a handsome young man who was on the brink of death. He said the only way to repay me for saving his life was to give himself to me, so he became my husband. But less than half a month after our wedding, he disappeared. Later, my village was destroyed, and I was imprisoned, tortured, and killed. When I opened my eyes again, I had returned to the moment just before I was about to leave to gather herbs. I promptly set down my basket, but I never expec
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After I Left, My Regiment Commander Husband Searched for Me for Three Years 我走后，团长老公找了我三年
My husband's childhood sweetheart accused me of stealing her money and forcibly searched me in front of everyone. When I said I wanted to call the police and clear my name, my husband, the head of the cultural troupe, looked at me with contempt. “Xu Qinghuan, you don’t have the money to pay for your mother’s medical treatment, so you resort to this kind of despicable thing.” Because of those words, everyone thought I was a thief, and they locked me up. By the time I was released, my mother had d
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