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Books by Liu Yun
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The Delicate Beauty Reborn in Her Childhood Friend's Bed 娇软美人，重生在竹马兄长的榻上
When Lin Shishi was reborn, she was in the middle of doing something unspeakable with Lu Chang, her childhood sweetheart's older brother. She immediately decided to dump her childhood sweetheart and marry the man she was with. Her childhood sweetheart cried and shut himself away, refusing to eat. His mother panicked. How dare that wretched stepson steal her son's woman? His sister was flustered too. Who was going to provide her dowry now? Lin Shishi sneered. In her previous life, your whole fami
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Forced to Become the Possessive Heir's Beloved 被迫成为偏执世子的心尖宠
Han Qinyue, the prefect’s daughter, lost her soul and suffered a string of nightmares that nearly cost her life. But a gifted cultivator told her, “You are Heaven’s beloved. These dreams are Heaven’s warning to you.” But why was the obsessive young heir in her dreams, who was clearly her cousin’s husband, gazing at her with such devotion? Never mind. To prevent the ruin of her family, just as in the dream, Han Qinyue decides to accept the heir’s marriage proposal. She never expects that what beg
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Chronicles of Bayannur 巴彦淖尔录
A decade of chaos throws the Nine Provinces into turmoil. Liu Chen, whose origins are unknown, leaves home to seek his fortune in Bayan Nur in the Western Regions. After experiencing all kinds of absurd events in an absurd era, he eventually grows into an extraordinary hero.
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Underworld Errand Runner 阴司杂役
My new work is out! You’re welcome to read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you’ll enjoy it. Your support keeps me writing, and I’ll do my best to tell every story well!
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The Princess’s Court Physician Targets Me Every Day 王妃的女医官每天都在针对我
[Mutual healing + coming of age] She had been a child bride, performed onstage, begged for food, and fought wild dogs for scraps. At one point, she'd even considered selling herself for a meal. She thought she would die on that autumn morning. But then she met Wen Yan. She gave me a name, taught me to read, and brought me back from the gutter into the world of the living. When Wen Yan asked why she was learning medicine, she lowered her head and said only that she wanted to make a living. “I
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