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Books by 清小婉
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Transmigrating to Farm the Land: Turning the Tables on My Wicked Mother-in-Law 穿越种田：绝地反杀恶婆婆
She was a chief surgeon. After transmigrating, she somehow became the grandmother of three children. She skipped straight past getting married and having kids, and went right to becoming a grandma. When you’re down on your luck, even water goes down the wrong way. She had barely transmigrated when she was left with a dead husband and a mother-in-law demanding to split up the family! And for no reason other than the fact that her family had too many mouths to feed! Fine, let’s split up. What, do
126Reads8.2Score—Shelves
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Everyone Can Read Minds: Drama Queen, Stop Acting 全员读心术，戏精女配别演了
Jiang Qiqi has a supporting-character System and usually makes a living by taking supporting-character assignments and transmigrating into books. She's taken on at least eighty assignments, if not a hundred, and is already an old hand. In theory, nothing should go wrong. But this time, the assignment went off the rails. She followed the plot all the way to the ending, where the male and female leads killed her as a sacrifice to celebrate their victory. It was exactly the same as the ending in th
43Reads6.6Score—Shelves
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Stepmother in Charge: She Rose to Power With Three Stepchildren in Tow 继母当家：她靠三个拖油瓶上位
She was an heir to a family of medical and occult practitioners in the twenty-third century. In one moment, she became a wicked stepmother, and even achieved her modest goal of having two children within three years. But with three burdensome children in tow, and nine meals skipped every three days, was this really any way to live? Worse, two of the little ones were determined to kill her, and they were constantly afraid she’d run away with their fortune of thirty coins. If you don’t discipline
34Reads8.7Score—Shelves
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The Black Snake as My Husband: Lord Demon, Please Be Gentle 墨蛇为夫：妖君大人请温柔
Jiang An was destined for a rough road from the moment she was born. Her birth killed her mother, and when she was nine, her father died as well. A fortune-teller passing through the village said she was cursed, that she would bring trouble to the villagers, and that she was destined not to live past eighteen. From then on, her grandfather spent every day tinkering with something, though she had no idea what. On her eighteenth birthday, her grandfather cooked her a meal. When she woke up, she fo
17Reads6.9Score—Shelves