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Books by Fu Zheng
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A Fortunate Son-in-Law, a Lucky Husband 赘婿有福，夫郎有运
Two male leads + one-on-one + fictional men-who-can-bear-children setting~ The top transmigrates, the bottom is reborn. Sweet, affectionate romance, family life, building a business, and taking the imperial examinations~ The young couple join hands with their friends and family to build a better life! After transmigrating to ancient times, Fang Yan rescues a man who has fallen into the water, then falls seriously ill from the cold himself. During several days of high fever, he sees the tragic li
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Exiled to the Borderlands, the Eldest Sister Leads Her Family to a Comeback 被流放边关，长姐带全家逆袭
[Female lead, no romance + spirit spring space + farming and infrastructure + whole family grows together | Not a brainless power fantasy with a golden finger] Shen Yun Zhao, once the envy of every noblewoman, became a shackled convict overnight, sentenced to exile. Behind her lay the bottomless abyss of the capital; ahead stretched the life-devouring wasteland of the northwest. The scorching summer cracked the earth, the bitter winter froze to the bone, and the blades of the Di-Rong tribes glin
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From the East to Central Asia: The Anglo-Russian Cold War of the 19th Century (1821–1907) 从东方到中亚——19世纪的英俄“冷战”（1821—1907）
From the early nineteenth century to the beginning of the twentieth, Britain, the dominant maritime power, and Russia, the great land power, engaged in a contest that lasted nearly a hundred years. Known as the "Cold War of the Victorian Era," it was also called the "Great Game." Using the two focal points of the Great Game, the Eastern Question and Central Asia, this book traces the military and diplomatic actions of Britain and Russia, vividly depicting their contest for power over nearly a ce
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Back in the 1980s: After a Disastrous Start, I Struck It Rich 重回八零天崩开局后我暴富了
Qiao Wan transmigrates into the body of a village girl in the 1980s who is being married off in someone else's place. Her life is a disaster from the start: her father is a gambler, her mother is spineless, her sister is a spoiled nuisance, and the whole family is counting on selling her for a bride price. The good news is that the buyer is Qin Mo, a handsome local thug. The bad news is that his reputation is so bad that her own older sister would rather hang herself than marry him. Qiao Wan sla
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