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Books by 白富娇
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A Full Moon Guides the Boat Home 月满归舟
This novel tells the turbulent story of Feng Xiao's growth and comeback. As a regional creative director, she has a successful career and a happy family, but then tragedy strikes: her beloved daughter dies, her husband and best friend betray her, and a subordinate takes her place at work. In an instant, she hits rock bottom. Consumed by hatred, Feng Xiao seeks revenge. The veteran police officer Wang Min'an, driven by compassion, does everything he can to help catch the culprit. Later, Feng Xiao
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The Career Woman’s Rise to Success 职场佳人成功飞升记
Zhang Lin’s first half of life was full of hardship and one setback after another. Her free-spirited nature, troubled marriage, and failed career brought pain that followed her like a shadow, as if a hidden demon inside her were running wild or some dark force in her subconscious were at work, trapping her in misery. Yet she was resilient and refused to let these trials defeat her. With the help of her best friend, she gradually awakened through adversity and unleashed the strength of a powerful
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Livestreaming at Work, and Transmigrating Along the Way 直播上班顺便穿越了
This is the story of Hao Meili, a 23-year-old college graduate who starts livestreaming at work. She thinks her life will continue along its ordinary course of livestreaming, but one day, while streaming, she unexpectedly transmigrates to another world: the world beneath the Earth's surface. Her journey to this strange and absurd world leaves Meili flustered, with one mishap after another and plenty of laughs. But the optimistic Meili doesn't back down. Through her intelligence and courage, she
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Dreams of the Future 预知梦未来
📚 New Book Preview | Follow me on Tomato Novel for my new collection of stories! Each short chapter explores a possibility for the future, a rehearsal for the "not-too-distant future." Perhaps they offer a glimpse of tomorrow; perhaps they are parables about the present. Through a series of brief, tightly crafted stories, I try to tell of futures that may be just around the corner. I look forward to meeting you in these stories and exploring together the countless possibilities of the future.
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