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Books by 琦骜
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The Happy Life of Second Master Lian 琏二爷的幸福生活
Jia Lian transmigrates into the world of Dream of the Red Chamber and becomes the rakish young master Jia Lian. To make up for the regrets of millions of fans, Second Master Lian decides to take his wife and younger sisters and seek refuge with Lin Ruhai. “If Grandmother truly cares for me, how could she bear to make me leave my home and father?” Daiyu looks at Nanny Lai with red-rimmed eyes. “Who says the girls have no one to teach them? I’ve asked the Empress Dowager to send governesses!” “Who
389Reads6.5Score—Shelves
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A Fierce Wife in the Dream of the Red Chamber 红楼之家有悍妇
Jia She died, then came back to life. Looking at the situation he was in, Jia She suddenly thought that maybe he should have stayed dead. Scene one: Can I put this son back where he came from? Giving birth to a little bastard would be better than having a son. Scene two: Brother-in-law, listen to me. I really am not my sister! Scene three: Jia Zhen, go ahead and lay a hand on me. I dare you.
63Reads5.5Score—Shelves
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Jing Yu's Play with Daiyu 荆玉戏黛
'I've seen this young lady before.' After transmigrating into a book as Jia Jingyu, the son of Jia Yucun, he blurted this out the first time he saw Lin Daiyu. 'If a man can't shield his sisters from wind and rain, how can he call himself a man? How can he ensure they have nothing to worry about? Simple: he needs to rise to a position of power!'
27Reads6.1Score—Shelves
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Dream of the Red Chamber: The Lin Family's Live-In Son-in-Law 红楼之林家赘婿
Zero was the most perfect creation in the gene laboratory. He possessed not only extraordinary intelligence, a powerful physique, and a flawless face, but also a heart utterly devoid of warmth. In his eyes, all living things were merely combinations of genes, while emotion and morality were shackles holding back the growth of intelligence. He knew nothing about his parents, nor why he had ended up in this isolated laboratory. All he knew was that, for as long as he could remember, he had lived i
20Reads—Score—Shelves