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Books by 素小璃
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The General's Youngest Daughter Is Getting Married 将军家的小女儿要嫁人啦
Hou Shuang, a modern-day major general, accidentally transmigrates to a fictionalized historical era. But she has nothing to fear, with her personal space at hand, and she’s also a master of both Chinese and Western medicine. Watch her thrive in another world. The Emperor gives her a name as soon as she’s born, and before she even comes of age, he arranges for her to marry his son. One day, a certain prince corners her against a wall: “Little Shuang, how would you like me to punish you?”
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Jincancan Transmigrates into a Book 金灿灿穿书了
Jin Cancan: !!! What the hell? This world is such a mess! She's just a nobody, yet somehow she's transmigrated into the heroine of her own book, a book she only wrote a third of the way through and never finished. What is she supposed to do? She has a rough outline in mind, but she doesn't know the details! This makes no sense, seriously!!! It makes no sense at all! Jin Cancan rubbed her head, feeling like she was about to explode with anger. Rong Qianling: Cancan, a thousand years have passed.
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A Sigh for Beauty 叹红颜
After transmigrating, am I really doomed to spend my whole life selling tea in ancient times? No. How could I, Zhou Hongyan, settle for an ordinary life? I just need the right opportunity. And when it comes… A golden-scaled dragon is no creature of the pond. When the winds of change arrive, it takes to the skies; the phoenix spirit emerges from life and death, soaring straight through the clouds to the ninth heaven.
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Moonlight on the Frontier, Snowfall in the Capital 边境月京城雪
The Great Yu Empire once enjoyed peace and prosperity because General Lin Jinglan guarded its borders. But the suspicious, self-serving emperor feared the general’s achievements made him too powerful. In secret, he ordered Prime Minister Yang Wenliang to send his trusted man, Zhou Hu, to massacre all 146 residents of the general’s estate under the pretext of a bandit ambush. The emperor then blamed a rival kingdom and used the incident as an excuse to go to war. Amid the massacre, Lin Jinglan’s
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