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Books by Hua Xiaoji
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The Daily Battle of Wits with Difficult Clients 与作妖客户的斗智斗勇日常
[Career + Banter + Sweet Romance + Everyday Life] Chu Tian is a kindhearted, beautiful e-commerce customer service supervisor. Every day, she deals with all kinds of customers, trading barbs and sparring with them. She's kind, but that doesn't mean she lets people walk all over her. Threatening bad reviews? Complaints? Demanding compensation? Insults? Sorry, none of that works on her. She can sass back at any customer who acts up. But somehow, when it comes to this one person, why does her
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Pangu Witch Tower 盘古巫塔
The poor loser Wu Dong accidentally bumps into a beautiful woman on the bus, unexpectedly awakening the ancient Pangu Tower within him, the miraculous treasure of the Ancestral Shaman God. He inherits ancient shamanic arts, awakens his Ancestral Shaman bloodline, and unexpectedly transmigrates to another world of magic and battle aura. Watch as he uses ancient divine artifacts and shamanic arts to win the hearts of beauties and conquer every plane. You have mages and battle-aura followers. I hav
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The Princess in a Political Marriage Accidentally Acts Cute Again 和亲公主她不小心又撒娇了
When an imperial decree ordered a political marriage, the tenth princess of Gaohe packed her belongings and a box of her mother's ashes before setting off for a faraway land, to marry into the Lushao Kingdom. She had no lofty ambitions. She only wanted to lay her mother to rest and live out her days in peace. If her nominal husband expanded his harem and let her lie flat, all the better. But it turned out her husband was no pushover. She wanted to cry. Was it too late to call off the engagement?
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One Character, One Pearl 壹字一珠
After waking from a serious illness, Ye Shangzhu unexpectedly gains the ability to see the unseen. She can read fate and foresee life and death, but she only dares to pose as a lowly fortune-teller, bluffing people for a little extra income. She knows all too well that revealing the secrets of heaven too freely brings retribution. Who would have thought that a careful, law-abiding commoner
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