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Books by Dragon Fruit Isn't Sweet
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Quick Transmigration: The Cannon Fodder Takes Down the Protagonist 快穿，炮灰他专治主角
As the top-performing ace employee of the Quick Transmigration Bureau, Lin Chuan’s mission this time is to play a brainless cannon fodder character. He’s supposed to make himself look stupid so the protagonist can shine. He tears up the script on the spot: “Whoever wants to be this sucker can do it!” When the System begs him to follow the plot, he binds it instead, steals the protagonist’s System Shop, and cuts off the Chosen One’s opportunities. The Heavenly Dao flies into a rage and unleashes
1.3kReads6.8Score111Shelves
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I'm Back, and No One's Going to Bully My Family Again 我回来了，谁也别想欺负我的家人
Xiao Mo was the second son in his family. When the court called for soldiers, his parents pushed him forward. After ten years in the army, he had finally risen to the rank of fifth-grade deputy general, only to be killed by someone who had plotted against him. He had thought that his parents would treat his wife and children well while he was away serving in the army. Only after his death did he learn that his wife and daughter had both been sold, and that his family had even pushed his son forw
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Quick Transmigration: The Wicked Mother-in-Law Turns Over a New Leaf 快穿之恶婆婆改过自新了
Su Moyan, a miserable 996 office drone, finally pays off her car and home loans after enduring countless hardships. Overjoyed, she looks forward to a wonderful life. But fate has other plans. While rescuing a child, she is cruelly struck by a speeding car, and her life comes to an end. Perhaps Heaven takes pity on her plight and gives her a second chance: she can join the Quick Transmigration Bureau to complete missions, and they promise to give her a good family in her next life. And so Su Moy
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Back in the ’80s, I Refuse to Marry a City Man 重回八零，我拒嫁城里人
In her previous life, Liu Xiu'e listened to her older brother and sister-in-law in the city, broke off the engagement she'd made back in the countryside, and married into the city. She worked like an ox for her husband's family for over thirty years, yet never earned anyone's respect. Her in-laws looked down on her rural background, her husband thought she was unsophisticated, and even her son was distant from her. In the end, her own son, who had kidney failure, pushed her down the stairs and l
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