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Books by 王权儿
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Transmigrated to Ancient Times: The Mad Prince Loves Me Like His Life 穿越到古代：疯批王爷爱我如命
Guys, who can relate? I transmigrated to ancient times with my phone. All I wanted was to become a wandering miracle doctor and live happily and freely. But then a crazy prince chased me to the ends of the earth, insisting I get all lovey-dovey with him. Fine, fine. I turned around and fired a little rocket launcher, helping my son become emperor. The crazy prince sobbed, “My lady, spare me! I’ll never try to get all lovey-dovey with you again!”
659Reads6.9Score—Shelves
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I’m in a Ghost Marriage With an Evil Spirit 我与恶鬼配阴婚
My name is Yuan Ruo. My grandfather was a feng shui master. On the day he died, he left me a two-story haunted house from the Qing dynasty. After overcoming countless hardships, I finally took the house back from my aunt, and the gears of fate began to turn. On the very night I happily moved in, an evil ghost latched onto me. Misfortune plagued me from then on. Forced into a ghost marriage with the evil spirit, I died a wretched death inside the house.
342Reads8.4Score—Shelves
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The Transmigrated Poisonous Consort Is Fiercely Protective: One Wrong Word and She Wipes Out the Whole Family 穿越毒妃超护短：一言不合灭满门
I was a peerless medical and poison genius of the twentieth century, but was forced to sacrifice myself for human experiments and died tragically. After transmigrating, I swiftly dealt with my awful relatives. No one dares enter the Black Bear Mountain in the primeval forest? Then it’s mine. So what if I transmigrated? I have a pocket dimension, what’s there to fear? Ah! My paradise! You rotten prince, I don’t want to be your princess consort!! Prince Regent: “Be good, A Ning. In this life, I’ll
287Reads8.9Score—Shelves
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My Husband Is a Ghost 我的夫君是只诡
My name is Ye Sui. When I was seven, my parents died at an archaeological site. Thirteen years later, I returned to the old mansion that had claimed their lives. An evil spirit followed me back to my dorm, and that very night, my roommate jumped to her death.
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