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Books by Growing Mushrooms
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- Tomb Raiding: The Road Home Begins in Sand Sea 盗墓：归家之路，从沙海开始 [Happy ending guaranteed, sweet romance + heroine from a world of ancient martial arts + includes stories from Sand Sea, Ten Years, Little Notebook, Yucun, Restart, Hua Ye, and Second Mausoleum + pairing undecided: Black Glasses, Mute, Xie, and Hua (romance for women, one woman with multiple men, no BL)] Ling Yue joined the film crew at first just to make some quick money. Who knew the director would stubbornly insist on traveling with a group of desperate outlaws? Unable to talk him out of it, 9.5kReads8.9Score1.1k14d adds
- The Grave Robbers' Chronicles: The Little Taoist Nun Who Grows Mushrooms 盗笔：种蘑菇的小道姑 [This story has been discontinued. Sorry, I’m not finishing it. Don’t read it.] [One-sided all-ships direction + Zhang family male ensemble + heartless mushroom-planting machine heroine + Wu Xie has a natural gift for mushroom farming and gets all the love + children like the heroine because of her origins, not because she’s a pedophile + Zhang and Wang characters’ initial affection for the heroine depends on the strength of their bloodline inheritance + Wang family has original settings] While 140Reads6.4Score—14d adds
- My Mission to Transmigrate Into a Book and Get Married Goes Wrong: The Original Heroine Is Already Married! 穿书嫁人任务翻车，原主已婚！ Shen Qiqi transmigrates into a book, but she isn’t even the villainess. She’s just a disposable extra who gets “wiped out” in the very first sentence. Her mission is to marry the male lead. On the continent of Liezhou, where demons and monsters run rampant, she has no cultivation, no protagonist’s halo, and a System that keeps malfunctioning. Even worse, she discovers that the original Shen Qiqi in the book has already gone through a wedding ceremony and gotten married to someone else, and they’ 125Reads—Score—14d adds
- Sinking Into the Evening Breeze 沉入晚风 Su Wan runs a small cafe in Sucheng, living a quiet, repetitive life until Lu Chen appears... He takes her to see the tree in Osmanthus Lane and says, “I wish I had someone to see it with me.” Standing beneath the tree, she tells him, “I like you too.” The osmanthus blossoms have fallen by December, but the wind has stopped. The whole lane falls silent. Only their heartbeats remain, one after another, like a language only the two of them can understand. A tender story of waiting, testing the wat —Reads—Score—14d adds
