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Books by 月色微光
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The 1980s: I Turned My Life Around with a Memory Box 八十年代：我靠记忆宝盒逆袭
Reborn in a small mountain village in the 1980s, Zhou Xiaohui is publicly divorced and humiliated by her scumbag husband. In the division of the family assets, she gets only a leaky mud-brick house and three mu of poor farmland, while the villagers look on and mock her. But when she touches some wild greens, she activates the “Era Memory Treasure Box” and remembers that shepherd’s purse can treat anemia and homespun cloth can be sold for money! She grows cash crops and starts a home workshop, le
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I Saw the Plot Prompts, but Refused to Follow the Script 看见剧情提示我偏不按剧本走
She is the empress of the Great Zhou, but in the emperor's story of becoming a benevolent ruler, she is nothing but a tool. On the night she is reborn, she smashes the nuptial cup and refuses to offer gentle advice. A plot prompt warns her: “Those who defy the story will die.” When heavenly lightning strikes, she offers herself as a sacrifice and awakens her defiant nature. A bloodstained handkerchief is unearthed in the cold palace, a tiger tally comes to light, and the imperial guards change s
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Fleeing War and Famine: I Became a Tycoon by Stockpiling with a Broken Bowl 乱世逃荒：我靠破碗囤成首富
After three years of drought, people were left homeless and wandering. Jiang Xiaoman transmigrated into the frail little girl at the very back of a refugee caravan. So hungry she chewed dirt, she was seen by everyone as a burden holding them back. With a chipped bowl in hand, leftover scraps turned into white rice and copper coins became silver ingots. This cracked bowl was actually a treasure basin that could “make money”! She used her wits to navigate between bullies and hunters, fed steamed b
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Dream of the Red Chamber: A Bronze Mirror Exposes the Schemes 红楼梦鉴：铜镜照破权谋局
Lin Zhao, the orphaned son of Lin Ruhai, has lived in the Jia household for ten years. In his hands is a battered bronze mirror that reveals people's obsessions and three glimpses of their fate. Under the full moon, he dreams through the mirror and plans every move carefully. But each use makes him forget a memory of someone dear to him. As the Four Great Families fall into decline, the salt monopoly case stirs beneath the surface, and Prince Beijng has been laying his plans for ten years. The J
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