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Books by Ling Yao 1279
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A Call from Chang'an: I Found a Princess in 2026 长安来电：我在2026捡到公主
One stormy night in Xi’an in the fall of 2026, overworked office drone Cheng Du found two girls dressed in ancient clothing in the back alley of his residential complex on his way home. The older one looked fifteen or sixteen, dignified and wary. The younger one was three or four, feverish and unconscious. Thinking they were unfortunate kids lost while cosplaying, he kindly took them in for the night. Then the older one said, “I am Li Lizhi, eldest princess of the Great Tang.” When the little on
526Reads—Score—Shelves
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After Entering a Romance Novel, I Wrecked the Plot 穿进女频文后，我把剧情玩崩了
[Male-audience reader enters a female-audience novel / Real heir refuses to grovel / Flash marriage to a financial tycoon / No lovesick fool, just making money / Confidantes] Lin Zhao died after staying up all night binge-reading the latest chapters. When he opened his eyes, he had transmigrated into a female-audience novel as the real heir, switched at birth and raised by another family for twenty years. His entire family doted on the fake heir and tried to send him away with five million. Lin
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When the Crazy Wife Reveals Her Secret Identity, All the Big Shots Fall to Their Knees 疯批娇妻一掉马，大佬都跪了
Dumped by her fiancé? Abandoned by her family? No problem. Su Wan turns around and impulsively marries Lu Chenyuan, the most “dangerous” man in the capital. “I’ll marry you, but give me the money, and I’ll keep the Lu family safe.” She plans to quietly focus on her career, but one secret identity after another refuses to stay hidden: Master of the Medicine and Poison Valley, the world’s richest person, a dark emperor, a top-tier hacker... Every identity she reveals has the powerful men bowing in
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No More Simping Across the Heavens: I Won't Be Anyone's Sugar Daddy 诸天反舔：从今天起不当供养者
[Quick transmigration, feel-good fiction, comedy, face-slapping, no angst, career-focused, no more fawning or being a doormat] Lin Chen worked himself to death in a rented room while paying for his girlfriend's college education. Only before he died did he learn that all the money he saved by scrimping, hauling bricks, working late nights, and delivering takeout had earned him just one response: “You're too poor. You're not good enough for me.” When he opened his eyes again, he was bound to the
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