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Books by Gu Yanxi
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The Sweet Little Bride of the Sixties 六零小甜媳
Song Enli, a rich young woman born with incredible good fortune, is caught in an explosion and accidentally travels with an entire warehouse base to the resource-scarce northern countryside of the 1960s. She marries a battle-hardened man and becomes his young bride, puts nasty neighbors and petty crooks in their place, and uses her space to build a fortune. From then on, she fetches water and tends the garden, weaves cloth and works the fields... (Since I've got a golden finger, I might as well
868Reads6.3Score110Shelves
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Back to My Villainous Teenage Years 穿回反派少年时
A tyrant who is brutal to everyone but his sweetheart, the little pastry × a beautiful, confused woman who's hopelessly dense about love [Blurb One] Ji Ning read a book about a villainous tyrant named Lu Qi. The book described him as cruel and ruthless, a devil reincarnate. In the end, he still couldn't overcome the male lead's overpowered plot armor, and became a stepping stone on the hero's path to greatness. Later, Ji Ning transmigrated into the book and met Lu Qi when he was still a little b
237Reads—Score—Shelves
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You’re Half My Life 你是我的半条命
Third Young Master Jing took in a naive young girl. Before long, everyone in the capital knew that the man who treated life like a game had finally fallen, and this soft little piece of jade was the one who brought him down...
32Reads—Score—Shelves
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Seventy Little Couple 七零小夫妻
Ji Wei, a third-rate painter, accidentally traveled to the 1970s. With a magic pen and a picture album in hand, he made a fortune ferociously, cured the poor and scum and cured all kinds of dissatisfaction, and returned home with the mysterious chess god and his wife~~ The spring breeze of reform is blowing everywhere, let's live up to expectations in the 1970s!
18Reads—Score—Shelves
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There's Always a Crown Prince Who Wants to Cuddle Up to Me 总有太子想贴贴
A palace coup took away more than everything Yuan Zhi had. Even his loving father, the emperor, died in the chaos of war. When a bloodstained blade was poised above his head, someone suddenly stepped forward to stop it. “Adoptive Father, please spare him.” Who was it? Friend or foe? Yuan Zhi had no idea. Through the haze, all he heard was a cool, distant voice. After Shen Qingchen saw the palace drenched in blood, he took pity on Yuan Zhi and, for reasons of his own that he could not speak of, p
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