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Books by 禾雨
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The Night She Tried to End It, She Awakened the Bloodline of the Underworld King 自杀那夜，她觉醒了冥王血脉
Though the eldest daughter of the Huo family, young Huo Qingli was despised by her father and three older brothers. Her stepmother, a scheming green tea, and her stepsister bullied her as well. On her eighteenth birthday, heartbroken and despairing, she hanged herself in an abandoned storage room. But at the last moment, she awakened the bloodline of the King of the Underworld. A cold smile curled her lips. Their plans were about to fall apart.
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The Wicked Celestial Master Takes on the City 妖孽天师闯都市
A legendary Heavenly Master descends from the mountains to make his way in the city. A rich young heir becomes his sidekick, while a glamorous female CEO hails him as a hero.
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The Timid Noble Daughter and the Rebellious General 窝囊千金与叛逆将军
Office drone Meng Xiaotang transmigrates into the body of Yue Moyuan, a wealthy young woman abandoned by her family in the mountains. Bearing a black birthmark, Yue Moyuan returns to the capital alone, determined to make something of her life. But why does Chang Yunsheng, a rebellious general with countless military victories, insist on marrying her? Is it true love, or does he have another motive?
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Begonias Fall, and Spring Comes Again 海棠花落又一春
When the Begonias Fall, Spring Comes Again
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Help! The Sickly Young Master Won't Leave Me Alone 要命，病娇少爷太难缠
Mu Lili grew up in the countryside and traveled a thousand miles to the capital to find her father. Instead, her biological father set her up, making her marry Shangguan Che, a young master with crippled legs, in place of her half-sister, the sweet-talking tea girl. Mu Lili tried to escape time and again, but never succeeded. Led astray by others, she nearly killed Shangguan Che. After helping him recover the use of his legs, she accidentally discovered that there was more to his origins than me
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