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Books by 柴火鸡饭
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Reborn, I Gave the Throne to My Dao Companion 重生后，朕把皇位给了道侣
The Great Zhou dynasty, the thirteenth year of the Tianqi era, winter. Snow blanketed the sky, hiding the Forbidden City's golden splendor, but it could not conceal the stench of blood in the imperial prison. Shen Qingci curled up on a pile of icy straw, black blood still oozing from the holes in his body. It was the effect of the Qianji poison: pain that reached his bones, yet wouldn't let him die. Through the bars, he gazed at the snow outside and managed a bleak smile. “Xiao Jingyuan... In th
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After Faking My Death, the Demon Emperor Went Mad 死遁后魔帝疯了
“Marry that bloodthirsty fiend in my sister's place? Fine, I'll do it.” Everyone thinks Shen Ci is a worthless pushover who can be manipulated at will. And he does act docile as a cat, always lowering his eyes and meekly accepting whatever comes his way. The Demon Emperor, Li Hanxiao, sneers, “You're nothing but a prop.” Shen Ci lowers his gaze. “Yes.” But no one sees the cold smile hidden beneath his downcast lashes, a smile belonging to a mighty cultivator who reached the Tribulation stage ten
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The Capital’s Buddhist Prince: Reborn and Spoiled by His Archenemy 京圈佛子：重生后被死对头娇养
Su Ruanruan made a quick calculation and discovered that this year would bring her a bloody disaster. She wouldn’t live to see twenty-five! A fortune-teller told her the only way to avert it was to marry a man with an exceptionally strong birth chart, a “Heavenly Fiend Lone Star.” Across the entire capital, only Lu Jinghan, the feared “living King of Hell,” fit the bill! So Su Ruanruan grabbed her household register and barged into Lu Jinghan’s private club. “Mr. Lu, please marry me! If you do,
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Sinking Waters, Shattered Jade, and a Fated Bond 沉水引玉碎缘生
After disaster strikes the Su family, Su Qingci sets off for the capital with half of the Mountain and River Map her father left behind, which conceals clues to a hidden treasure from the previous dynasty. She ends up lodging with her sharp-tongued aunt by marriage, a distant relative. To raise enough money to grease the wheels for her father’s exile, she sets up a stall selling paintings at Liulichang. A painting called Solitary Angler on a Cold River catches the eye of Xiao Jinghan, who is tra
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