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Books by 水瓶歆歆
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Heroines of a Matriarchal World: Transmigrating into a Background Extra 女尊之穿成背景板路人甲的她们
Yan Heng transmigrates. She transmigrates into a matriarchal novel. The first male lead in the story, Weisheng Jiarong, is the young and handsome, yet ruthless, master of Wangshu Palace, the foremost martial arts organization in the land. On his first day in power, he kills the senior sister who challenged him for the position. Despite being a man, he then single-handedly manages an enormous organization and joins the heroine’s harem alongside a whole host of male love interests: a foreign princ
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[Crossover] There's Absolutely Nothing Wrong with My Mind 【综】我的精神绝对没问题
My new work is out! You can read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you enjoy it. Your support keeps me writing, and I'll do my best to tell every story well!
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The Everyday Life of a Group Transmigration 群穿日常
A group transmigrates into an ancient cultivation world with ABO dynamics, and the female lead has male parts Chu Zhi transmigrated on an utterly ordinary night. If she hadn’t died from staying up late for too many days in a row, it really would have been utterly ordinary. Tragic. But what was even more tragic was this. After transmigrating, she finally found a grandmother who loved her more than life itself and a lover she believed shared her feelings. But her grandmother died suddenly w
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Song of Departure from the Purple Palace 紫阙离歌
Female protagonist in a man’s body, the entire harem engages in affairs, ships broken up, multiple pairings, both girl-boy and boy-boy relationships. There may be out-of-character moments. Any differences are original interpretations. 1. The outwardly benevolent but inwardly venomous Empress versus the regent imperial uncle who holds power over the court On the rainy night her son fell gravely ill, Yixiu finally gave up hope. Her husband had never cared for her or their son. He only cared about
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