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Books by Li Yaohui of Poyang Lake
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That's Not Rebellion, That's Building a Career 什么造反，那是搞事业
Gou Qi was happily killing chickens in Goujia Village and working as a peddler of women's goods when, who could have guessed, debt to the Gu residence forced her to become one of their maids. Gu Yuan was afraid she would run away, so he took her everywhere. Buying lumber made sense for building a house, and buying medicinal herbs was understandable too, in case someone got hurt. But then she saw him imitating Hua Mulan, buying a fine horse in the east market and a saddle and bridle in the west.
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I'm Her Creditor 我是她债主
He was the least favored of the six princes. It all began when the Imperial Astronomer declared that the Sixth Prince, Murong Suyan, was born under an inauspicious star and destined to clash with the emperor. His birth mother, Empress Su, threatened to take her own life, and only then did the emperor spare him for the sake of their father-son bond. But when Murong Suyan was six, his mother, Lady Su, died of illness. A severe flood struck soon after, and rumors spread through the palace that the
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What Does an NPC Have to Do With the Plot Going Off the Rails? 剧情颠关NPC什么事
[Modern Fictional Romance + Modern Romance + CEO + Comedy] My name is Song Chuankun, and I’m female. That’s right! I woke up one day to discover I’d become Song Ma, a housekeeper NPC in a CEO romance novel! As for why I have such a masculine-sounding name, you’ll have to ask my dad, Song Fuxiang, known as Uncle Song. He’s a gardener who works diligently and conscientiously at the Liao residence. And why would a young woman of just twenty-two be called Song Ma? Well, that’s where things get inter
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The Proud Young Lord’s Favorite Maid 傲娇世子独宠小婢女
When she was ten, her family fell on hard times. To pay for her sick younger brother’s treatment, they sold her as a maid to Prince Rui’s residence. At first, life was peaceful enough: she only had to save up 320 taels to buy back her freedom. One day, at the old madam’s command, she delivered pastries made by the old master to the second young lord, who lived outside Prince Rui’s residence. Little did she know that everything would change that night.
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