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Books by 维阿度
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Transmigrated to a Farmhouse, I Became a Sickly Young Man 穿越农家，我成了病秧子
[Medicine] + [Male lead] + [Troublesome characters] + [Humiliating scumbags] + [Farming] + [Imperial examinations] Traditional Chinese medicine practitioner Huo Yanming transmigrates into the body of a sickly young farmer. The moment he opens his eyes, he finds himself facing a group of troublesome relatives demanding a family split. Looking at the original owner’s situation, with elders to support and children to care for, Huo Yanming can’t quite bring himself to smile. Fortunately, his parents
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On the Run, I Picked Up a Child 逃亡的路上，我捡了个孩子
[Alternate history + happy ending + satisfying payoff + revenge + court politics] Ji Yao is the daughter of the reigning dynasty's great general. After her father is falsely accused by traitors, the court refuses to send reinforcements. The city falls, and he dies defending it. She becomes a refugee and nearly gets sold as human meat by rioters. After countless hardships, Ji Yao finally finds her father's former subordinates, recruits troops, and takes to the hills as a bandit. Before long, she
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I Was Tied Up and Married to a Fool 我被绑着嫁了个傻夫
[Sweet romance + love after marriage + chasing his wife to the crematorium + transmigration + everyday life] She had barely transmigrated when she was bound and carried off in a bridal sedan to bring good fortune to the chancellor’s foolish son. And the person who had turned the young master into a fool was her predecessor. New to this place, Cheng Yanhuai decided to stay at the chancellor’s residence and observe for a while. It was just that the foolish young master was far too clingy. Just as
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My Ancestors Held Three Ducal Offices for Five Generations 我祖上五世三公
[Power Struggles] + [Nation-Building] + [Power Fantasy] + [No Female Lead] + [Transmigration + Rebirth] Fresh out of university, Liang Zheng transmigrates into the body of the eldest grandson of the direct line of one of Great Qi’s most powerful noble families, a clan that has produced three dukes over five generations. To avoid giving himself away in an era when witchcraft is taboo, Liang Zheng diligently does everything expected of a noble young man. He thinks that even if he never becomes a d
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