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Books by 画卷春风
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Reborn in the 1990S: I Opened a Factory Canteen 重生九零：我在工厂开食堂
Shu Yulan, 59, died at the hands of her husband, Guo Haiyang. She spent half her life working herself to the bone and enabling her gambling-addicted husband, only to see her family ruined and her life destroyed. When she opens her eyes again, she’s back in 1989, just starting at the textile mill and not yet acquainted with the man who would ruin her life! Looking at the familiar factory buildings, she remembers how the factory went bankrupt and everyone went their separate ways in her previous
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Reborn in the 1980S: I Conquered the Literary World with My Cooking 重生八零，我靠美食闯文坛
The heroine’s name might put you off, but I have to mention one thing: later on, she’ll take her mother’s surname and change her name, too. [No CP + Growth-Oriented Female Lead + Focused on Her Career + Farming] He Zhuandi spent half her life being ground down. She was a good daughter, a good wife, a good mother, but never herself. One summer afternoon, after getting her grandson to sleep, she opens the diary hidden under the sofa. It holds the literary dream she had as a young woman. She wakes
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After Becoming His Wife, I Switched Careers to the Wok 穿成他老婆后我改行颠勺
I woke up as the wife of the person I'd had a crush on in school, a cool, aloof beauty who could play the guzheng but couldn't do anything else. My husband was cold, my daughter kept her distance, and the whole family treated me like a pretty ornament. Hah, so what if he was my crush? Nothing beats wielding a wok. As I won over hundreds of thousands of viewers in my livestream with one delicious dish after another, the husband who used to stay out all night sobbed in the chat: “Come home, honey!
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