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Books by 木羯酱
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First-Rank Coroner: The General's Wife Plays by Her Own Rules 一品仵作：将军夫人路子野
Yan Hua transmigrates into another world and spends ten years hiding her talents, all so she can one day retire to the mountains. But fate has other plans. Her attempt to flee an arranged marriage fails. She is hunted by a secret assassination organization, disfigured, and thrown into the sea. Later, a dissolute prince rescues her. She puts on a mask, disguises herself as a man, and from then on lets her brilliance shine. She tames fierce beasts, solves murder cases, and roots out corrupt offici
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Transmigrated as a Pampered Young Wife to a Spoiled Playboy 穿成纨绔的作精小娇妻
The original novel's supporting female character, Wen Ke, gets herself into trouble and is forced to marry a spoiled young master. The day she gets her marriage certificate, she's sent abroad. Three years later, Wen Ke, who has transmigrated into the book, is planning her divorce while building a pond of handsome men. Doctor: Come out sailing on my yacht, and I'll teach you how much sunscreen to put on. Younger guy: Sis, the passenger seat in my Ferrari is always waiting for you. Wen Ke blus
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She's Seventy Percent Sweet 她有七分甜
Ji Feng has never liked sweet things. He doesn’t even put creamer or sugar in his coffee. Then one day, after ages without a post, his Weibo suddenly updates. Oh, look, it’s a dessert video! And that’s not all. From then on, he keeps finding new ways to show off milk candies, ice cream, and colorful sweets. People start guessing that the guy is either in love, in love, or maybe in love! Sang Zhi isn’t afraid of trouble, but when she runs into Ji Feng, who clings to her like sticky nougat, she a
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I've Seen the Light! Reborn, I Vow to Pass Down Intangible Cultural Heritage 觉悟了！重生的我誓死传承非遗手艺
At a hundred years old, Jiang Ranchu discovered that she had been reborn! She had been bullied by her awful relatives because she was weak, had her house and farmland seized because she was an orphan, and was forced to give up her craft because she was a woman. Though she accomplished much in the latter half of her life, she had lived with regrets. This time, she wouldn't compromise! She would win people over with her fists, carve a path with her own two hands, conduct research and innovate, bui
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