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Books by Han Lili
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The Lucky Little Princess: Five Imperial Princes Fight to Spoil Her 锦鲤小公主：五个皇兄争着宠
(A hit historical romance with an adorable, pampered heroine, secret identities, court intrigue, and cute kids. Thrilling and heartwarming!) Synopsis: Chu Yun Zhao is reborn as an abandoned infant in the Cold Palace. At three and a half, she's so scrawny she looks like a kitten, surviving on food stolen by mice. Then she unexpectedly saves her badly wounded eldest brother, the Crown Prince. Crows deliver messages for her, ants steal medicine for her, and even the koi in the imperial garden leap
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Reborn: I Returned as a Powerful, Fearsome Female Tycoon 重生：归来已是霸道强悍女富豪
Lin Shuangshuang had been single for thirty years and had never been swayed by a handsome man. At just thirty, she was worth one hundred billion and had made it onto the rich list. To her, men were nothing more than tools for making her money. But just as she reached the pinnacle of success, disaster struck: she got into a car accident and her soul transmigrated into the body of another Lin Shuangshuang in a different world. This "Lin Shuangshuang" had never had a decent life. She was called a j
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The Long Road Through the Martial World: The Path to Immortality 江湖路漫漫：修仙之路
Li Yunfei was born in a remote, peaceful mountain village. He thought he would live an ordinary life, but then a chance encounter set the wheels of fate in motion. An accident gave Li Yunfei the opportunity to embark on the path of cultivation, allowing him to join a martial sect. But when he first arrived, he had no connections and no exceptional talent. In a place teeming with experts and fierce competition, he was no more than a speck of dust. Li Yunfei refused to lose heart. With an unyieldi
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The Sword Rises at Mount Hua 剑起华山
An age of war and chaos, as if the end of the world had arrived. The heroes of every generation vanished like dew covering a battlefield, while heaven wept for the lives and talents lost. Frustrated by his lack of strength and skill, Zhou Xuchuan was both lucky and unlucky: his mediocre abilities let him survive the slaughter, leaving him to admire fallen heroes from afar as a mere onlooker. But fate seemed to favor him. This unremarkable figure found a second chance at life, and this time he wa
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