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Books by 行走的蒲公英
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Back to the Famine Years: I Helped the Whole Village Eat Their Fill 重回饥荒年代带着全村人吃饱饭
(Historical slice of life, rural life, period setting, invincible young hero, farmers, reborn, farming, daily life, realism, everyone, catastrophe, hoarding.) Li Yangshi transmigrated back to 1968 on the brink of death. Drawing on his memories from his previous life, he began stockpiling grain for his family ahead of the great famine. While searching for food, he accidentally discovered the grain reserves hidden in a mountain cave. One discovery led to another, and he became embroiled in a battl
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The Twelve Zodiac Signs Raise Havoc in Heaven 十二生肖闹天庭
The Twelve Zodiac Signs Raise Hell in Heaven
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Transmigrating to the 1980s: An Ordinary Woman's Easy Road to Victory 穿越八零平凡女躺赢人生
[Period setting + transmigration + sweet romance + easy victory + devoted couple + building a fortune] Deng Aihua had reached the end of her life in the 1970s, but unexpectedly transmigrated back to her eighteen-year-old self. The person who had secretly loved her also transmigrated to the past. In the 1980s and 1990s, she turned misfortune into a blessing, finding herself doted on; later, she once again turned misfortune into a blessing and built a fortune. At last, she reunited with the man wh
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Woman in the Real World 现实版女人
People born in the 1960s and 70s have weathered hardships and endured twists of fate. They witnessed the changes of an era and helped transform both town and country. Even today, they remain a major part of the workforce. They are people worth remembering and honoring. The women of that era especially had to work away from home to earn money while also shouldering all the household responsibilities, struggling onward beneath a heavy burden. The three heroines in this book are each based on real
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Hunger, Food, and Family 饥饿粮食和亲情
Period, 1960s famine, no pocket dimension, no golden finger, family life. Pan Hongmei had been married into the Meng family for three years without having a child. One stormy, snowy night, someone left a little girl with her. The child had a high fever. Pan Hongmei managed to nurse her back to health and named her Meng Di. After taking Meng Di in, Pan Hongmei gave birth to Meng Jun, followed by twins Meng Hua and Meng Mei. During the Great Famine, the grandmother's favoritism and Meng Hongmei's
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