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Books by 蘅蘅崽
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A Widow Remarries in the 1970s 七十年代之寡妇再嫁
At twenty-four, Qiao Dani became a widow with two children, known throughout the brigade as one of its poorest households. At thirty, Lin Hengjue fell from the heights overnight. The distinguished Professor Lin, once admired for his elegance and brilliance, became one of the notorious “Black Categories” whom everyone in the cowshed avoided like snakes and scorpions. People kept urging her to remarry. Qiao Dani finally hardened her heart, stamped her foot, and marched into the cowshed to ask Li
7.4kReads9.3Score714Shelves
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The Sizzling Days of 1970 七零滚烫日子
Yang Tao was born in a small mountain village to a family so poor they had nothing. She had two older brothers waiting to trade her for bride price, and her parents were already preparing to find her a match: a lame widower in the village behind the mountain, a good-for-nothing from the neighboring village... She didn't want to spend the rest of her life trapped in poverty. Then, suddenly, a young man came into view. The county of Lijiang was building a bridge across the river, and Song Yan, a p
5.5kReads8.8Score702Shelves
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Transmigrating into a Book in the Sixties: The Aloof Engineer Kissed Me and Got Me Pregnant 穿书六零被高冷工程师索吻生崽
Zhao Yihuan goes on a May Day trip to Chongming Island and accidentally transmigrates to China in the 1960s. The only valuable things she has left are the gold bangle on her wrist and the suitcase she's carrying. Luckily, the suitcase contains an old-fashioned coupon collection: bicycle coupons, sewing machine coupons, radio coupons, watch coupons, grain coupons, ten-yuan bills… The 1960s Zhao Yihuan is from Shanghai. Furious at her parents for playing favorites and sending her to the count
2.3kReads8.2Score137Shelves
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Before I Was Widowed, I Learned to Appreciate My Rough-Hewn Husband 重回守寡前我把糙汉老公看顺眼了
[Period setting + military marriage + reborn + doting husband, no space, no golden finger] The heads of the Lin and Gu families had been comrades in arms. Thinking that good things shouldn’t go to outsiders, the two families arranged for Lin Shiwei and Gu Zheng to marry. Unfortunately, Gu Zheng was a complete roughneck, while Lin Shiwei had always wanted a refined life. The two simply couldn’t get along. Lin Shiwei couldn’t stand all of Gu Zheng’s flaws. He was always in his military uniform, qu
505Reads8.2Score112Shelves