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Books by Healing
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Young Master, Don't Run! The Prince Is Really Into You! 公子别跑，王爷他真香了！
CP: The aloof-but-scheming gong who dislikes his wife at first, then falls hard (Rong Xu) × The lively, carefree shou who can spread any rumor with nothing but his mouth and is an expert at talking his way out of anything (Shen Mu) Shen Mu, a brilliant surgeon in the 21st century, dies suddenly after performing ten surgeries in a row. He transmigrates into a novel he never finished reading in his previous life, becoming the cannon-fodder male wife of its beloved male protagonist.
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The 1980s: A Doomsday Maniac Goes Wild and Wins Big 八零：末世疯批她发疯赢麻了
Shen Wanqing, Director Zhang's daughter-in-law, suddenly “woke up” one day She used to be meek and easy to bully. Now she'll grab a broom and smash her mother-in-law's crock of pickled cabbage! When this woman goes crazy, the whole family is terrified! Her scumbag husband wants a divorce so he can marry his ideal woman? She tears the divorce papers to shreds. “Bring up divorce again, and I'll tell everyone at your factory what you've been getting up to with your pants down!” Her mother-in-law pr
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I Set Up a Medicinal Cuisine Stall in the 1970s 我在七零摆摊卖药膳
Jiang Yao was ranting about a novel's side character who shared her name when she accidentally transmigrated into a book! She muttered that she was out of luck, but the moment she saw the original story's male lead, she was smitten. Taking the attitude that she might as well make the best of things, she started picking fights with the heroine and calling her a white lotus. She even made the male lead's family better off. Just as she was getting ready to leave, the male lead insisted that he woul
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To an Ideal World 致理想世界
A healing novel. I describe my memories bit by bit, telling you about the world as I see it, the people in it, and the future I envision. The early plot moves along quickly because these are memories, and I can’t recall every detail. Later, the story will settle into a slower, more natural pace.
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