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Books by 華薰阁
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The Koi Princess Consort with a Jinxing Tongue 锦鲤王妃乌鸦嘴
Shen Yuxi transmigrates into the body of a general's legitimate daughter, only to start off in a ridiculous mix-up where her corpse is carried out of the house. After barely coming back to life, she discovers that her stepmother has set her up and added her to the list of candidates for Prince Jing'an's bride. Xiao Heng, the Prince of Jing'an, is known throughout the capital as a living demon confined to a wheelchair. Marrying him would mean becoming a widow in all but name. Shen Yuxi accepts he
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Mr. Lu, Your Wife Is Here to Pick a Fight Again 陆总，夫人又来碰瓷了
After Lin Xiaoyu gets cheated on, she books the “most expensive male model” at a bar, even though she can’t afford a bottle of red wine. After one wild night, she leaves a tip of 250 yuan and makes a stylish getaway. Seven months later, she gives birth prematurely to a baby girl. Five years later, during a live broadcast of a family reality show, the top-tier star’s adorable child clings to the leg of a newly arrived CEO guest and calls out brightly, “Daddy!” The whole set erupts! Lu Huaichen lo
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Don't Stop Me, I Just Want to Be a Fish! 别拦我，我只想当咸鱼！
Su Xiaoxiao wakes up to find herself inside an old-fashioned angst novel, in the body of Su Miaomiao, the story's most vicious supporting villainess. According to the original plot, she will obsess over the God of War prince, repeatedly frame the heroine, and ultimately be ground to dust, leaving no body behind. Holding the script in her hands, Su Xiaoxiao looks at the cold gates of the prince's mansion and turns around without hesitation. Whoever wants to play this cannon fodder can do it! This
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The Princess Consort Has Punched Another Hole in the Sky 王妃又把天捅了个窟窿
Lin Zhiyi, a Tsinghua University PhD in biology, was a sharp-tongued, caustic tyrant in the lab. After pulling an all-nighter for an experiment, she dropped dead. When she opened her eyes again, she had become the Princess Consort of the Prince of Zhenbei in the Great Zhou dynasty, brought in to bring him good fortune. The good news: she married a prince. The bad news: the prince was on the verge of death. Even worse, he didn’t die, and he was cold as ice. He looked at her as if she were a fly.
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A Three-Year-Old's Divine Assist, and the CEO Falls Hard 三岁神助攻，霸总沦陷了
Lin Nuannuan is a freelance illustrator who has raised her three-year-old son, Xingxing, all by herself. Their days are chaotic, but they love every minute of it. There’s just one problem: she has no idea who the boy’s father is. She could barely make out the man’s face during that accident three years ago. Then, one day, Xingxing’s kindergarten held a “Family Open Day.” While the other kids brought their dads, Xingxing pulled a sheet of paper out of his backpack. It read: “Looking for my dad. G
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Winds of the Xun Palace: I Read Promotion Fortunes at a Fortune 500 Company 巽宫风云：我在五百强算升职卦
On her first day at work, Lin Xiaoman breaks her director’s fine porcelain cup, but unexpectedly unlocks an alert function in the jade bangle her grandmother left her. Blind spots in the break room’s security cameras, the lucky direction of a VIP in the conference room, a honey trap hidden in a rival’s cuff: all become her secret guide to surviving the workplace. With one hand, she builds reports in Excel; with the other, she calculates the Nine Palaces Flying Stars. The quiet janitor she happe
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Don’t Expose My Secret Identity! Your Metaphysics Ancestor Has Descended the Mountain 别扒马甲！你玄学祖宗下山了
Jiang Lin spent fifteen years cultivating on Qingxuan Mountain. Before her master died, he gave her three tasks: find her senior brother, rebuild the Taoist temple, and save people who were hopelessly lovesick. Then she discovered that her master also owed the fox spirit next door three hundred years of cultivation, the village shop three years of credit, and a pile of other debts too numerous to count. On her first day down the mountain, she was crouched by the roadside trying to figure out how
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