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The 1960S: The Charming Widow Brings the Stoic Commander to His Knees
My new work is out! You can find it on Tomato Novel. I hope you'll enjoy it. Your support motivates me to write, and I'll do my best to tell every story well!
1.6kReads8.9Score132Shelves
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A Stunning Beauty in the 1970S
[Military Marriage + Transmigrate into a Book + No Golden Finger] The moment Shi Lan opened her eyes, she found herself in the 1970s as a poor young woman who had traveled a thousand miles to find her husband. She never found him and was swept away by a flood. She thought it over. She was a living, breathing person, and she had the right address. How could she just vanish? After looking into it, she discovered that the scumbag had gotten together with his leader’s daughter and had long since l
1.4kReads7.5Score103Shelves
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Seventy: Dressed as the Hero's Cannon-Fodder Stepsister Who Died Young
[Through the book + system + non-shuangwen] Ning Xi died unexpectedly and traveled into a period novel she had read, "Sweet Military Marriage in the 1970s: I Am the Richest Man's Palm Girl". She is neither the heroine nor the supporting actress, she is just a little cannon fodder who can be described in less than thirty words! He never even made an official appearance! It was just mentioned that the male protagonist's step-sister died early... The little cannon fodder has changed his soul and qu
1.1kReads8.8Score102Shelves
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My Billionaire Husband Pretended to Be Poor for Ten Years to Test My Love
While cleaning the top of a supermarket freezer, I accidentally fell into a gap and got trapped, unable to move. In desperation, I screamed for help with all my strength. But the roar of the rows of freezers drowned out my cries. No one noticed me. Even as I lay dying, I was thinking of my sick husband and son. They depended on me so much. Losing me would be unbearable for them. But after I died, I discovered my husband had never gone bankrupt. To test whether I truly loved him, he and our son h
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