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Books by 蕊花开
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Transmigrate Into a Book in the 1980s: The Cannon Fodder Earns and Grabs 穿书八零，炮灰她又挣又抢
Ji Ruo is transported into an eighties-set novel as the male lead's doomed ex-wife. Familiar with the plot, she knows the tragic ending that awaits her. She decisively turns her life around, changes her fate, dumps the scumbag, steers clear of the original character's suicidal antics, and clings to the powerful male lead, determined never to divorce him. Using her knowledge of the plot to make money, she takes down the fake-sweet heroine. The aloof powerhouse falls for her step by step, showe
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The Duan Family's Ideal Son-in-Law Is an Immortal from a Thousand-Year-Old Painting 段家佳婿是千年画中仙
In the fifth year of the Republic of China, amid turbulent times, Duan Liqing was born into a poor family. When she was fifteen, her father couldn't repay his enormous gambling debts or afford her mother's medicine, so he sold her to Master Hua, the wealthiest man in town, to become his forty-third concubine. “I hear Master Hua is over eighty. Is he even up to the task of enjoying such a beauty?” “Hey, why are you worrying about that? Whether he can or not is their business.” Ever since Duan Liq
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After I Transmigrated Into a Book, I Refused to Be a Miserable Side Character 穿书后不做憋屈小炮灰
Xiao Yuanche, the God of War of the Shangyan Kingdom, had rendered such great service that he threatened the throne, yet he had always kept a low profile. Even so, he couldn’t escape false accusations and slander. Emperor Mu Nanfeng stripped him of his office and military command, leaving him a powerless, sickly prince. His own nominal princess consort tormented him for four years. Throughout those four years, Xiao Yuanche pretended to be gravely ill while secretly building up his strength. He w
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Pretty Military Wife: Making Money, Winning His Heart, and Raising the Kids 俏军嫂，赚钱撩汉养崽崽
Bai Xiaoran transmigrated. No golden finger, no portable space. Fine. She was also a married woman standing in for someone else. That was manageable, except she had a terrible reputation. But no worries. Thankfully, Bai Xiaoran was clever and put her modern-day knowledge to good use, thriving in that nostalgic era. She could deal with troublesome relatives and take down scumbags without breaking a sweat! She and her husband doted on their children. She feared neither schemes nor conspiracies. Sh
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