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Books by 祭出温柔的大砍刀
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Film and TV Crossover: The Darkened Villainess's Revenge 综影视：黑化女配复仇记
No missions + the original character is reborn or awakens + punishing scumbags + satisfying stories that won't leave you frustrated Tian Xiao'e climbs out of hell, is reborn in White Deer Plain, and goes on a rampage. Hu Niu from Rickshaw Boy is reborn at the moment she goes into labor. She gets Xiangzi under her thumb, saves Xiao Fuzi, gives birth to a healthy baby boy at an older age, and the whole family sets off for Southeast Asia amid the chaos of war! An Lingrong is reborn and becomes more
308Reads5.6Score131Shelves
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Film and TV Crossover: Tragic Male Leads and Supporting Characters in Classic Dramas 综影视：古早影视悲惨男主男配们
A fan of film and TV, writing about the dramas that people born in the '90s watched. I make up for all those unresolved regrets involving classic male leads and supporting characters, giving these poor souls harems, but without any womanizer-style scenes. Following the original plots and characterizations, I'll give them happy endings that fit who they are, without making readers feel frustrated. For now, I'm writing about Yang Guo, Wu Dalang, the Crown Prince of Tianlong, Dorgon, Zhang Wuji, Di
67Reads—Score168Shelves
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Reborn in the 1970s: The Lucky Little Wife Who Brings Her Husband Prosperity 重生七零旺夫小媳妇
A beautiful, calculating heroine who puts her own interests first: selfish, gorgeous, and hopelessly in love [Period setting + reborn + college entrance exams + hoarding gold + sweet romance + rugged soldier] [Alternate setting, the 1970s] [Beautiful heroine with a magical space and a guilty conscience + tough soldier hero] Reborn on her wedding night in 1973, Wei Shuyu gazes at Gu Zhengqian, the rugged, six-foot-two-inch officer before her. In her previous life, she eloped for love with Xue Hu
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No Return in the Cold Years, A Long Farewell to Our Time Together 岁寒无归期，敬时意长诀
A collection of stories told across several volumes. The author did a terrible job with Volume One, so skip ahead to Volume Two. Volume Two is genuinely good: the heroine has given up on him and will never turn back, the second male lead takes his place, and the ending is tragic, with no reconciliation. The male lead is awful, and there is a female rival, but the story will not pit women against each other. Shen Yuanzhi, abandoned by her father, once believed the older boy who helped her as a ch
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