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Books by 江州市的金凤仙
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Willow's Silken Grace 柳下绾
[The everyday ups and downs of ordinary Tang-dynasty folk + a warm, slow-paced domestic life + not a political intrigue or fast-paced power fantasy + Shangguan Wan’er is the heroine’s sister-in-law + Princess Taiping is the heroine’s younger sister] Huang Awan was an abandoned baby left beneath the willow tree at the village entrance. Granny Hu carried her home to the Huang family and raised her on bowls of goat’s milk and rice broth, turning her into the kindest and most resilient girl in the c
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A Masterpiece in Brocade: The Marquis’s Healer Shocks the World 锦画天成：侯门医女惊天下
Medical doctor Song Zhihua transmigrates after a laboratory explosion, carrying a mysterious Bodhi pendant with her. She becomes the “bastard” everyone in Chenjia Village thinks they can bully. With no one knowing who her father is, she is cursed as a bastard. Then her ruthless second uncle tries to sell her to a landlord’s family to pay off a debt. Song Zhihua decisively splits from the family and moves into a wooden cabin at the foot of the mountain with her mother and grandmother. With medica
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Love Across Two Lifetimes: Running Between the Modern World and the Ming Dynasty 情牵两世，我在现代和大明来回跑
An ancient bronze mirror connects two worlds five centuries apart. On a full-moon night, modern girl Zhang Yuyan is transported to the deep palace during the Chenghua era of the Ming dynasty, where she meets Zhu Youtang, a six-year-old boy struggling to survive amid deadly schemes, who will one day become emperor. From then on, she becomes the only light in his bleak childhood, bringing him food, medicine, knowledge, and companionship across time. Time races ahead in the Ming dynasty, and the li
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After Becoming the Cannon Fodder in a Novel, I Played It Safe and Became Empress 穿成书里的炮灰后我苟成了皇后
When Su Miaomiao transmigrated, an imperial edict had just arrived at the Su residence in Jiangnan. At the mention of the “Prince Regent's Residence” in the decree, she sensed trouble. This was clearly the doomed supporting woman's disastrous opening from the novel she had written. In the original story, “Su” used a bloodstained bridal veil to force the male lead into spending a night with her, only to be exposed the very next day by the heroine, a medical PhD. Even worse, the heroine's thirteen
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