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Books by Explosive Eggplant
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After the Princess Beat My Two-Year-Old Son to Death, My Husband Rebelled 我两岁的儿子被郡主活活打死后，夫君造反了
My husband, the Great General of Ping, and I had been married for twelve years without a child. At last, at thirty, I managed to get pregnant, but my husband received an imperial decree ordering him to guard the border for three years. Eight months pregnant, I saw him off to the frontier myself. The following year, I gave birth to his son. As the three-year term neared its end, my husband won immense honors. The emperor bestowed on him the title of Guardian Tiger Son-in-Law and granted him a com
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The One I Love Lies Beyond Mountains and Seas 所爱隔山海
Chapter One At our class reunion. My girlfriend of six years had a bit too much to drink. egged on by everyone, she kissed her ex-boyfriend. It was over in an instant, but the room still fell silent, and everyone looked at me. To everyone's surprise, I didn't react at all. Instead, I led the applause and cheered, “Do it again!”
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My Not-Yet-Wed Daughter-in-Law Threatened to Clean House, Then Beat Me Into the Hospital 未过门的准儿媳扬言清理门户，将我打进医院
After doing business abroad for years, I heard that my son was about to get engaged and flew back home overnight. That evening, my son posted a photo of us having dinner on his social media feed. He captioned it: “Thank you for being with me, the most important woman in my life.” His fiancée took me for his mistress. On the day of the engagement banquet, she led a crowd of her girlfriends to corner me at a beauty salon.
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After the Daughter of a First-Class Merit Recipient Was Bullied to Death, the Military Region Went on a Rampage 一等功臣女儿被欺辱致死后，军区杀疯了
My parents-in-law fought in the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea. They died heroically, leaving behind my husband, who was still a child. Later, my husband and I married and had a daughter. Then he went to the frontier to defend our country. When he returned, all that came back was his ashes and a plaque honoring him as a First-Class Meritorious Serviceman. From then on, my daughter and I had only each other, with no relatives to turn to.
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