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Books by 绿浅半窗

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  1. Reborn in 1990, I Spoiled My Pregnant Wife Rotten 重生90,我把怀孕媳妇宠上天 Urban486k WordsCompleted [Reborn in the 1990s + doting husband and dad + cozy pregnancy days + entrepreneurial fortune + mama’s boy sees the light] Business tycoon He Shuai is reborn in 1990. At this point, he’s still a useless, spineless mama’s boy. The moment he opens his eyes, he races off to stop his wife from getting an abortion. Only when his wife is finally safe does He Shuai breathe a sigh of relief: “In this life, I’ll work hard for you and you alone.” As the economy in Northeast China slides into recession, ot 51Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The Magistrate of the Farming Village 农门宰辅 Historical531k WordsCompleted After an accidental fire, Chen Changjun transmigrates to a poor farming family in ancient times, bringing along a logistics warehouse space. Could opening delivery blind boxes bring surprises? If he doesn't want to spend his whole life farming, he'll have to pass the civil service exams and secure an official post at court. But who could have guessed that this country boy would truly transform himself and grow into a chancellor feared by both the court and neighboring nations? 15Reads5.7Score—Shelves
  3. Ship Legend 船奇 Historical254k WordsCompleted A fictional setting inspired by the Song dynasties. Ancient Chinese shipbuilding flourished during the Song. Technologies such as watertight bulkheads, balanced rudders, bilge keels, metal anchors, and dry docks were centuries ahead of Europe. Ships were even built to extraordinary dimensions: 36 zhang long, 4 zhang and 1 chi wide, and 7 zhang, 2 chi, and 5 cun high, according to Lu You's Notes from the Studio of Learning the Past. This was more than a thousand years ahead of Europe, and both st 6Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. After Years in Seclusion, the Emperor Begs Me to Return and Take the Throne 隐居多年,皇上请我出山登基 Historical599k WordsOngoing Shen Yi’an, the youngest archaeologist of the 21st century, transmigrates to the Song Dynasty and gets tossed into a pile of antiques. Could life get any better? Using his knowledge of the future, he invents and creates new things, but accidentally changes the economy of the dynasty. He only wants to keep his head down and study the historical mysteries he spent his past life pondering. So what’s he supposed to do when the emperor summons him to offer advice on ruling the realm? And what’s he su 1Reads—Score—Shelves