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Books by Little Wu Who Loves Meat-Stuffed Eggplant
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After the Crown Prince Broke Our Engagement, I Awakened the Gift of Mind Reading 被太子退婚后，我觉醒了读心天赋
Shen Jingyue was the legitimate daughter of the Grand Tutor’s household, betrothed to Crown Prince Xiao Chengjing since childhood. She followed the rules, studied etiquette, and practiced music, chess, calligraphy, and painting, waiting to marry into the Eastern Palace once she came of age at sixteen. But three days before the wedding, the Crown Prince broke off the engagement in front of everyone. His reason was simple: she was dignified, but lacked spirit, and was unworthy of becoming Crown Pr
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The Shen Family's Two Treasures 沈家双殊
The central theme of this novel is “female growth and bonds.” Against the backdrop of the rise and fall of a marquis's household, it portrays the transformation of the heroine and her transmigrated younger cousin, from innocence to maturity. The cousin plays a dual role as both observer and participant, using her mysterious “golden finger” to drive the plot from behind the scenes and in plain sight, while the heroine stands at the heart of the story, bearing the household's responsibilities and
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Nobody Messes With Me 都别惹我
On the surface, the Marquis of Yongning’s estate is all flowers and splendor. Beneath it, undercurrents churn. Shen Mingzhu, the legitimate daughter of the marquis’s second branch, lost her mother when she was young. Her stepmother was born into a merchant family, and the clan has looked down on them for years. Shen Mingzhu appears to be a gentle, virtuous young lady, but she is actually a scheming green tea with exceptional martial and medical skills. Her cousin Shen Mingyu, the legitimate daug
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Transmigrating into a Real Fairy-Tale Kingdom 穿越在真实的童话王国
This is a humorous collection that reimagines traditional fairy tales with a creative twist. Classic characters and plots are transformed into absurd satire. Here, “Little Red Riding Hood” might become the hunter, while “Snow White” chooses the fate of the poisoned apple for herself. The stories are filled with playful cruelty and satirical tenderness, revealing the dark side of human nature while still managing to make you laugh. This book is for readers who enjoy humor and unusual perspectives
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