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Books by 爱笑的面膜
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The Farm Girl Is a Little Sweet 农女有点甜
An Nuanxin is utterly devastated. She thinks fate has treated her so unfairly. Where’s the golden finger every transmigrator is supposed to get? Couldn’t she at least have been given a badass identity? She sighs and looks up at the sky. But that handsome guy next door, who looks a little fierce and cold, turns out to be a warmhearted man. An Nuanxin absolutely adores his personality. After winning him over, she throws herself into making money. But why are there always shameless people trying to
14Reads8.8Score—Shelves
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The Little Ancestress Only Wants to Farm in Ancient Times 小祖宗在古代只想种田
Qian Duoduo never expected that a simple trip down the mountain with the Grand Elder for some training would end with a plane crash. She’d caught the trend and transmigrated, only to become a female bandit hated by everyone and avoided even by dogs. Looking at the home with bare walls and not even enough food to eat, Qian Duoduo had no choice but to roll up her sleeves and lead the whole bandit family, young and old, into living like ordinary people. Then all she had to do was cultivate back to
4Reads7.6Score—Shelves
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The Picky Educated Youth Goes to the Countryside: Marries a Tough Farmer, Raises Kids, and Takes It Easy 作精知青下乡后：嫁糙汉养崽摆烂
Mu Zhixi is devastated. Of all the places she could have been reborn, why did she have to end up in an era when even food, clothing, and basic necessities were hard to come by? And then her family falls on hard times, forcing her to move to the countryside. Thankfully, Heaven isn't entirely against her. It gives her a golden finger. But why does the village chief's son next door keep pestering her? “Xixi, if you marry me, you won't have to work a single day. You can just lie around at home.” “Xi
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Reborn in the 1970s: The Crime Boss Pushes Me to Work Hard Every Day 重生七零：黑老大天天逼我奋斗
In her previous life, Lin Wei was an undercover police officer who got close to mob boss Zhou Zhen to gather evidence. The night her identity was exposed, he said with red-rimmed eyes, "Don't blame me." After shooting her with his own hand, he took his own life with a bullet. When she opened her eyes again, Lin Wei had become a capitalist's educated youth in 1972, fresh from giving birth to twins. The familiar man sat beside the earthen bed: Zhou Zhen, now a notorious village hoodlum. Awkwar
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