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Books by 摘月成诗
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A Sweet Military Marriage in the 1970s, with a Stoic Officer Who Craves Her Every Day 七零军婚甜如蜜，冷面军官日日馋
[Transmigrate into a book + high-maintenance heroine + raising kids + military marriage + marriage before love + devoted couple] When Lin Jiaojiao opens her eyes, she's become the doomed mother of the future villain in a novel set in a bygone era! She only gets to live through the first three chapters of the book?! The original owner was lazy and troublesome, and all she wanted was to return to the city. According to the original plot, tonight she'd sneak off to the woods with a pretty-boy educ
3.2kReads8.0Score226Shelves
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Transmigrating to the 1970s: My Amazing Family Has My Back 穿越七零：我的极品家人超给力
After a car accident, Zhou Jinsu transmigrates to 1979. From the start, it’s hell mode: she fails the college entrance exams several times, then jumps into a river over a sent-down youth? Her doting dad, Zhou Jianjun, is the village’s top troublemaker: a whiny crybaby in public, but a shameless expert at faking injuries and picking fights in private! Especially when it comes to “stealing” money from her own mother, it’s a piece of cake! Pretending to have internal injuries to extort money? An aw
669Reads8.1Score117Shelves
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One Wild Night Turns a Beijing Scion into a Hopeless Romantic 一夜荒唐京圈二世祖变顶级恋爱脑
[Physical first, emotional later + sweet romance + mutual firsts + groveling to win her back] Bai Luoyao opened her eyes and realized she had slept with someone. The good news: her memories had awakened. The bad news: she was the villainess. After an accident, Bai Luoyao had no choice but to play along with Chu Yan while biding her time. She would wait for the day she could finally call the shots! Six months later. Bai Luoyao's father said, “Sweetheart, it turns out I was the eldest son of a wea
140Reads—Score113Shelves
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The 1970s: My Stepmother Tried to Force a Marriage, So I Made Her Work Like an Ox 七零：后娘逼婚反手让她当牛做马
When she opened her eyes, Su Jin had become a pushover in the 1970s, forced by her stepmother into a marriage and driven to jump into a river. From the start, it was hell mode: Her father was cold and indifferent, while her stepmother was a wolf in sheep’s clothing. She acted kind and virtuous, but behind closed doors she worked her two stepdaughters like oxen. She wanted to “marry” Su Jin off to her nephew in exchange for bride price? Her stepmother wept and wailed, “It’s so hard being a stepmo
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