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Books by 虎斑喵喵
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Armed with Puns, the Fake Heiress Turns the Plot Around and Strikes Back 手握谐音梗，假千金靠爆改剧情逆袭
[Gossip + Hearing Inner Thoughts + Showbiz] After Qin Lele transmigrated into a book and completed her mission, she was promised a sweet little romance novel to enjoy in retirement. But the System glitched, turning the sweet romance into a melodramatic, wealthy-family feud. The vicious heroine set her up, her four brothers either died or were ruined, and her kind adoptive father fell ill from sorrow and passed away. She herself met a terrible end! The one piece of good news was that she could us
433Reads6.7Score102Shelves
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Mystic Livestream: Is It Really So Strange That Everything This Heavenly Master Says Comes True? 玄学直播：我一天师说啥都灵很合理吧？
[Mysticism] + [Livestream] + [Feel-Good Power Fantasy] After failing her tribulation, Celestial Master Tang Qiqi arrives in the human world. She decides to earn merit and restore spiritual energy by answering questions on Livestream. “Master, I’m a top student through and through. I’m bound for a bright future, right?” Tang Qiqi: “Living in a coffin room? Your future… really doesn’t have many days left!” “Master, please let me see my dead wife!” Tang Qiqi: “Sure. She’ll make the trending list, a
251Reads8.2Score—Shelves
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The Four-and-a-Half-Year-Old Cutie: The City's Elite Beg Me to Catch Demons 奶团四岁半：满城豪门跪求我捉妖
[Four-and-a-half-year-old demon ancestor + doting brothers and uncles + fierce yet adorable + mystical demon hunting] The wealthy Shen family adopts a little girl, and everyone loves her. She's also a demon hunter! Rumor has it that Qian Sui Sui has an ill-fated birth chart, and the Shens' rivals are waiting to see how the family will fall. But the eldest Shen uncle's business keeps flourishing until he secures his place as South China's richest man. The second uncle casually wins a Nobel Prize
100Reads7.4Score—Shelves
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Born in the Eighties 生于八零年代
A forty-year-old man uses smiles and tears to look back on the small moments of growing up in the youth of those of us born in the 1980s: confusion, impulsiveness, and hazy feelings. We are like crops in a field, planted one season after another, growing season after season, harvested season after season, then planted and grown again. The childhood friends who grew up with us are like birds raised together in a nest. When the time comes for them to fly on their own, they are destined to part and
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