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Books by 阿喜

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  1. The Beauty’s Fragrance in the Furnace 炉中美人香 Ancient Romance10k WordsCompleted The general loves long hair. Even in her forties, the general's wife still has hair that cascades like a waterfall. And I am the general's household's incense maker. Today, I caught a familiar scent in the general's wife's hair. It was the hair perfume I'd specially blended for my elder sister. My sister said a month ago that she would come visit, but I still haven't heard a word from her. 2.6kReads—Score—Shelves
  2. A Heatwave Hits the Doomsday, and My Daughter-in-Law Comes Knocking 末世高温,儿媳来敲我的门 Sci-Fi & Apocalypse9k WordsCompleted The apocalypse's extreme heat arrives, and my son falls from a high-rise and dies on the spot because of the construction contractor's shoddy materials. The site manager offers compensation, but I refuse to take a single cent, leaving it all to my daughter-in-law and grandson. My daughter-in-law says she's too busy with work to care for the child, so I travel a great distance from my hometown to help look after my eldest grandson. But just as I step out to buy food in the scorching heat, my daug 270Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. After I Died, Mom Went Mad 我死后, 妈妈疯了 13k WordsCompleted Su Ran was kidnapped and sold by human traffickers when she was young. Her father and older brother died in an accident while searching for her. After being rescued, Su Ran returned home, only to face the cold indifference of her mother, Zhao Rongrong, and bullying from the adopted daughter who had become her younger sister. Her mother doted on the adopted daughter and blamed Su Ran for her husband's and son's deaths. The adopted daughter bullied her in secret, too, leaving Su Ran withdrawn and 13Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. On the Brink of Marriage 婚约边缘 Modern Romance450k WordsCompleted So-called deep love was nothing but a scam. I once believed Xu Wenbing was the man who loved me most in the world. I could live without my parents, brothers, and sisters, but not without him. I gave him everything, obeyed his every word, and devoted every minute of my life to him. I turned him from a nobody who had crawled out of the mountains into a golden phoenix in the glittering metropolis. I thought we would love each other until our hair turned white. Little did I know that from the very b —Reads—Score—Shelves