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Books by 竟然的竟然
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The Legitimate Daughter’s Bad-Luck Diary 嫡女倒霉日志
A miserable exam candidate transmigrates to an unfamiliar ancient world as the legitimate daughter of a minor official. But she is an overlooked daughter, and the family also has a favored half-sister who spends all day making snide remarks and picking on her. On one of her rare outings, she happens upon a murder case, then runs into a magistrate’s son who loves solving crimes. Her run of bad luck starts right there. Then one day, fortune drops into her lap: she meets a wealthy and handsome youn
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The Foolish Ghost’s Repayment 傻鬼报恩记
On his way to take the imperial examination, a young scholar happened to save a female ghost. From then on, she made repaying his kindness her mission. However, what the scholar never expected was that each of her attempts to repay him felt more like a full-scale revenge plot, leaving him plagued by one misfortune after another...
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Circle and Circle 圆与圆
As Zhou Yuanrou gazed at the raindrops outside the window, a ripple stirred in her heart. It seemed that throughout her life, she had always missed something, or perhaps she had always misunderstood? She and Fu Yuxi had lived together for so long, yet it felt as though they had never truly entered each other’s worlds.
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A Misplaced Red Thread 红线错牵
Qiu Qing is hopelessly romantic, and a childhood betrothal leads her to marry into the Wan family, the wealthiest household in the land. Married life is briefly sweet, but that soon gives way to one conflict after another. Her great-aunt and Lady Wan see her as a thorn in their side and pull every trick they can to make her life miserable. Her husband takes a concubine not long after the wedding, and people in the Wan household keep scheming to drive a wedge between the couple. In the end, Qiu Q
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The Avenger 雪恨使者
Having her father taken away by another woman was a devastating blow to Huo Xinian. From then on, she and her mother struggled to get by. They faced not only financial hardship but also the scorn and mockery of those around them. These experiences left young Huo Xinian feeling helpless and alone, but they also made her strong. As time went by, Huo Xinian grew up. Yet the hatred in her heart never faded. She could not forget the people who had hurt her, especially the woman who had stolen her fat
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