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Books by Jiang Lingyi
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Quick Transmigration: The White Moonlight Says She Doesn't Want to Die Young 快穿：白月光说她不想早死
Shang Tao, a powerful spirit born from a flat peach, finally succeeds in her cultivation, only to be dragged off to do missions by a cute but useless System. Shang Tao: “Smiling as I die.” World One, “Acceptance”: Frail beauty x aloof Crown Prince “Wanwan, come to my side. I’ll give you the very best of everything: fine clothes, exquisite food, wealth and status. Whatever I have, if you want it, it’s yours.” World Two, “Loyal Bones”: Cool, elegant princess of a fallen kingdom x new emperor with
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The Commandery Princess Made the Heir Cry Again 郡主又把世子惹哭了
She was a princess of the imperial family, yet her reputation was ruined and she was framed to death. Shen Lingshu regretted it so bitterly that she could have kicked herself, but thankfully, Heaven took pity on her and sent her back to her childhood! The first time she met the young heir, someone had shoved him to the ground, and he looked up at her with teary eyes. Shen Lingshu called him a poor little thing, then walked right past without even glancing at him. The second time they met, the pa
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The Little One Comes Knocking: Heirless Protagonist, Don't Panic 萌娃幼崽找上门，绝嗣主角你别慌
[Adorable Baby + Healing + Family Bonds + Bittersweet Mini-Worlds + Quick Transmigration] On the first day after the wandering spirit Cang Ling comes ashore and becomes an officially employed member of the underworld, she gets a chance to go on semi-permanent assignments. Her mission is to become the only child of the childless protagonists in each world, letting them experience the joys of parenthood (crossed out). But the little-girl version of Cang Ling has the mind of a child, and time and a
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The Scholarly and Martial Rivals Are Forced to Work Together 文武冤家被迫营业
The day the imperial decree granted our marriage, my father got into a fight with my future father-in-law at court. One knocked a jade tablet out of a civil official’s hand, while the other tore off a military officer’s sash. The emperor rubbed his temples. “Why are you fighting? Go home and fight your children!” On our wedding night, I hefted our ancestral broadsword and hacked open the wedding bed. “Xie Zhiwei, if you’ve got the guts, come out and fight me!” He peeked out from behind the B
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