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Books by Fang Yao
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The Bride Was Cruelly Abandoned, Only to Discover She Was Pregnant 新娘惨被抛弃，怎料肚中已有娃
There was no warmth on her wedding night, only her in-laws' taunts and her husband's indifference. Afterward, her mother-in-law sent her to the countryside without consulting anyone. She was given dozens of acres of land and two elderly servants, and from then on, no one bothered with her. She knew her husband's family didn't want her back, and her heart had grown cold toward them too. But just when she'd finally settled in, she realized that after only one night, she was pregnant with the child
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He Jia Xiaofei 贺家小菲
He Fei was born into an official family in the capital, yet she thrives in the martial world. Her greatest wish is to drink the fine wine brewed by her master and roam the world with her senior fellow apprentice. But a sudden family crisis throws her plans into disarray. She must protect her family first, then seek a life of freedom. She tugs at her senior fellow apprentice and coaxes, “Come home with me!”
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After the Ancient Gods Vanished, What Is a Divine Maiden to Do? 上古神隐后，神女当何如
In ancient times, the gods did not live in the heavens, but in Kunlun Void. Back then, all living things in the world, apart from gods and demons, belonged to two kinds: beasts and plants. Beasts included furry creatures, birds, fish, and insects; plants included flowers, grasses, fruits, and grains. The gods created humanity: with a breath of divine consciousness, they formed the three souls and seven spirits of mortals. The divine race possessed the power to shape heaven and earth and creat
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Reborn, I Watch the Clouds Roll By with a Smile 重生后，我笑看云卷云舒
I was the second legitimate daughter of a Duke’s mansion, but fate was against me. My grandfather died the day I was born, and my older brother was gone by my second birthday. In the end, even my mother’s death was blamed on me. That was why my grandmother and father disliked me. When the little girl died of illness, all alone in a remote courtyard, I, who had transmigrated into her life, gave her a new and remarkable story. Unmoved by honor or disgrace, I leisurely watch the flowers bloom and f
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Twenty Years of Love 廿年情
Sitting in the audience, she heard Master Chen's words, crisp and sparkling like beads of jade, flow like a spring over the strings and drums. Suddenly, she thought of him. That day, he had walked toward her, and she had only dared to sneak a look at him in the dressing mirror. Then she saw him flick his sleeves, shape his hand like an orchid, and begin to sing: “At the sight of this newcomer, I can't help exclaiming in wonder: what a plum blossom, frozen beneath the spring snow! Look at her ros
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