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Books by Bright Light, Broad Daylight
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A Female Soldier Awakens in a Housewife’s Body, and Her Cowardly Husband Breaks Down 女兵魂穿家庭主妇，窝囊丈夫崩溃
Female special forces soldier Xia Qing sacrifices herself to protect her comrades during a critical mission, only to unexpectedly be reborn ten years in the past as an ordinary working woman, neglected by her family and bullied at work. In her new life, she carefully plots every move: she puts her vicious mother-in-law in her place, crushes her spineless husband's pride, and gives a face-slapping to all the scheming, fake-sweet women around her. In the end, she rises to the top in the cutthroat
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The Most Cutthroat Dynasty: I Transmigrated as a Slacker Prince 最卷王朝，我穿越成摆烂皇子
I transmigrated into a prince. This is amazing, but what if all I want is to slack off? The palace is full of schemes. I want to go back to the countryside! I really want to slack off, but my father and brothers won't let me. What can I do? I guess I'll just have to reluctantly become emperor.
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The God of War's Live-In Son-in-Law: The Gate of Divine Silence 战神赘婿：神寂之门
Once an invincible God of War, he now hides his identity as a live-in son-in-law to a wealthy family, enduring humiliation and the scorn of those around him. But his fate takes a turn when he awakens: the buried bloodline of the God of War stirs, transforming him from a useless son-in-law into someone who strikes fear into his enemies. From the deadly trials of ancient ruins to his step-by-step counterattacks in the family’s power struggles and life-or-death battles against experimental subjects
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I Was Born Talented, but I Don’t Have to Be Useful 天生我材，不必有用
A heaven-blessed prodigy is suddenly possessed. How will he contend with “himself” and reclaim everything that belongs to him? Xiao Lingxuan was the legitimate son of a prime minister, born with the Primordial Chaos Divine Physique. Once its source awakened at the age of sixteen, he would be able to ascend to the Upper Realm and look down upon the mortal world. But...
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