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Books by Cat Who Loves Shrimp Paste
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Reborn in the 1980s: The Indebted Army Wife's Comeback 重生八零：负债军嫂的逆袭
Military marriage + marriage first, love later + doting husband + husband’s long road to winning her back Xu Yuewei, the CEO of a publicly listed company, was running a business worth tens of billions one moment. The next, she was reborn as a military wife in the 1980s, saddled with an enormous gambling debt. Facing divorce, she refuses help from her 1.95-meter-tall, rugged military husband, Jiang Guodong, who offers to pay off her debt. Determined to repay it herself in an era where gold seem
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After Becoming the Villainess: This Palace Can’t Get Enough of Tormenting Scumbags 穿成反派后：本宫虐渣虐到手软
[Transmigrates into a villain + powerful heroine + carefree male lead + sweet, forceful romance] Jiang Wan was an ordinary modern office worker, working nine to five, until she transmigrated into an ancient romance novel as the villain, facing the threat of being tortured to death by the protagonists. She happens to overhear their plans and realizes she’s in danger, but she’s no easy target. When she first arrives in this world, members of the protagonist’s group try to put her in her place. Acc
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What?! My Little Aunt Is Desperately Saving the Whole Family! 惊！小姑疯狂拯救全家！
[A strong female lead, family drama, a clear-eyed and truly unhinged heroine, with a touch of an ensemble cast] Su He, an advice columnist, was so enraged by family dramas that she died of a heart attack. After death, she transmigrated into a family-drama novel as the tragic, beautiful, and powerful sister-in-law who sacrifices herself for the protagonists’ great love. After reading the plot, she slowly typed a question mark. “Have they picked every last feather off this family?” The System pati
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Reborn as Shen Meizhuang No. 1 重生之我是沈眉庄1号
The day she opened her eyes reborn, the white silk still hung from the beams of Jingren Palace. In her previous life, she had bled across the streets without earning even a shred of the Emperor's compassion. This time, she saw Lord Wen, the most upright physician in the Imperial Medical Academy, clench his medicine chest until it splintered, his eyes clouding scarlet. “Your humble servant dares to ask Your Ladyship to trust in people's hearts one more time.” Behind the high walls built from the
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