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Books by Ginger Candy and Cola
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The Beautiful Wet Nurse of the Marquis’s Household 侯府貌美奶娘
Lin Yuxi was born into an official family and married, but suffered the double blow of losing both her husband and father-in-law. Grief caused her to miscarry. Her ruthless mother-in-law sold her to a brothel for personal gain, but she escaped to survive. Thanks to her abundant milk, she found work as a wet nurse for the young heir of the Yong’an Marquis’s residence. By chance, she became bound to the “Life Everlasting” childbearing System, which rewarded her and raised her status whenever she c
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Reborn into a Sweet Marriage: The CEO's Revenge Plot 重生暖婚:总裁的复仇棋局
Reborn into a Warm Marriage: The CEO's Revenge Plot
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Reborn: The Grand Princess Marries a Debauched Marquis 重生之长公主嫁纨绔侯爷
On the day of her wedding, Sheng Qingli, Grand Princess of the Yongsheng Dynasty, suffers the ultimate humiliation when her fiancé, Pei Yan, elopes with his cousin. Reborn with memories of her previous life, in which she died unjustly, she names Qin Yan, the notorious playboy Marquis of Yong’an, as her husband in front of everyone, provoking laughter throughout the capital. She intends to use this seemingly debauched troublemaker to take revenge and then divorce him, but Qin Yan turns out to be
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The Cook Marries the Grand Tutor: Be Good, Okay? 厨娘嫁到太傅你乖哈
I was a huge food blogger, and then I woke up married… What do you mean this family has nothing? My husband needs to study, my parents need medicine, and my younger siblings are frail. This family was already struggling, and now things are even worse. Well, since I’m here, I might as well make the best of it. Let’s see how this little cook can cultivate a Grand Preceptor for the emperor and lead the whole family into a comfortable life. Hahaha…
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When the Pear Blossoms Fall to Ash, an Old Friend Returns 梨花落烬，故人来
The bleak winds of the northern frontier howl, but they cannot disperse the stench of blood from the depths of the royal court. He was once the young man she loved, the boy who promised beneath a pear tree that he would return. Now he is the new king of the grasslands who trampled her homeland and the “murderer” who slaughtered every last member of the Duke of Dingguo’s household. Wanyan still remembers that day: her father’s head hung high above the city gate, while the man, his hands stained w
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