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Books by Above the Cloud Mulberries
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I Raise Hell in the Imperial Palace Every Day and Turn the Harem Upside Down 每天在皇宫作死，我把后宫搅翻了
Diagnosed with a terminal illness, abandoned by her boyfriend, Lin Xiaoyue decides to go wild at the end of her life! But when she climbs a mountain at night, some idiot mistakes her for a suicide risk and yanks her off a cliff. What the hell! When she opens her eyes again, she's the legitimate daughter of a high-ranking official, born into a prominent family that lives by the motto “keep your head down and endure.” Lin Xiaoyue's fists clench. She's already died once, so why should she put up wi
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The Three Realms' Beloved Chef: The Adorable Wife's Mask Slips Again 三界团宠，厨神小娇妻又掉马了
Yu Qingwan, the number-one chef in the Immortal Realm, is ambushed by a treacherous foe. Just as her soul is about to be destroyed, she is reborn three hundred years in the past, as the mute kitchen helper at a small restaurant on the verge of closing in a modern city. In this life, she wants only to tend the stove, keep company with spirit vegetables and immortal fruits, comfort people with good food, cultivate in peace, and make up for the regrets of her past life. Fortunately, she was reborn
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Chronicles of Lingxi 灵溪纪
Shixi Village, with its babbling brooks, is the only home Lin Xi, an orphan, has ever known. She doesn’t know who her parents were; all she has is a smooth, warm stone hanging around her neck. Clever and kind, she is beloved by the villagers, but she has a hidden weakness: a deep fear of endless darkness. When she was fourteen, war erupted, and iron hooves shattered the mountain village’s peace.
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The Sichuan-Style Princess: Notes on Raising a Dandy Husband 川味王妃：纨绔夫君养成手记
Hotpot restaurant owner Su Wanwan transmigrates into the body of an impoverished concubine-born young lady and is forced to marry Lu Yanchen, the capital's number-one playboy. On their wedding day, she starts serving hotpot in front of everyone. “You fools, come if you want!” Everyone laughs at her for marrying a spendthrift playboy. She just smiles as she signs a “no concubines” agreement, rolls up her sleeves, and sets about straightening out her husband: catching gamblers, turning the tables
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