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Books by Da Xiami
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Descendants of the Sun: I Became Kang Mo-yeon 太阳的后裔：我成了姜暮烟
When Lin Xiaoxi wakes up, she has transmigrated into the role of Kang Mo-yeon, the heroine of the Korean drama Descendants of the Sun. She has the looks, the career, and the ridiculously handsome Yoo Si-jin sitting right across from her, waiting for her to make a move. But she doesn’t follow the script. Yoo Si-jin: “Should I apologize, or confess my feelings?” Lin Xiaoxi, thinking to herself: Time to fire up the comments: “I heard that line in my previous life. Can’t you come up with something n
34Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Lazy, Lovely Beauty: Swept Away by a Sweet Military Marriage 娇懒美人，军婚甜煞
[No transmigration + no System + beautiful wife + devoted husband + military officer + army compound] She’s famous in the army compound as a “lazy, pampered wife.” She’d rather lie down than sit, with fair skin and stunning looks, and she’s never lifted a finger around the house. When she follows the troops to a northern military camp, everyone waits to see her make a fool of herself, betting that this southern beauty won’t last three days. But who would have guessed The aroma of food from her h
14Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Little Swallow Never Enters the Palace 小燕子不进宫
Everyone else transmigrates to become a princess consort or empress. I transmigrated into Little Swallow from My Fair Princess. The original Little Swallow risked her life to go to the royal hunting grounds and shoot arrows so Ziwei could reunite with her father. But she was mistaken for a princess and ended up trapped in the palace for the rest of her life. I thought it over. No way. I carried the keepsake to the edge of the hunting grounds, then stopped in my tracks. What if I died? What if I
12Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Red Wedding Veil Beneath the Green Military Uniform 绿军装的红盖头
When she woke up, Lin Wanwan had become a young bride in a rural village in the 1970s, forced to take someone else’s place in marriage. Her military husband, rumored to have been wounded and disfigured, said only, “I’ll sleep on the floor,” on their wedding night, then barely spoke another word. Delighted to have some peace and quiet, she planned to make a fortune in this poor but hopeful era. But just as she got into college, started a factory, and climbed toward the top of her life, the tacitu
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