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Books by Madly Returning to the Realm
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In 1942, the Whole Family Fled Famine 1942年，全家逃荒
The currents of time and space surged, sweeping Zhang Meng into a cycle between 1942 and 2025. Who says women are as gentle as water? Not me. I want to be a heroine. She led her family through famine and helped them find their way to wealth. And then there were all those poor children. In those chaotic times, the orphanage was a lamp shining through the darkness. She opened restaurants and beauty salons, earning money while gathering intelligence. The first half tells how Zhang Meng established
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After an NPC Awakens, I Help the Protagonist Farm His Way to Fortune NPC觉醒后，我带主角种田暴富
[Transmigration] + [Farming] + [Romance] + [Development] + [Shared Prosperity] Struck by lightning and dropped into an ancient farming game, Lin Xiaoyue becomes a background NPC who won't survive past the third episode. Seeing that she and her family are about to die according to the plot, and that they're so poor they're reduced to chewing tree bark, she decisively clings to the destined protagonist, Shen Qingshan. Using modern knowledge, she improves farming tools and starts side businesses,
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Transmigrated to the Late Tang, I Lead My Whole Family Through the Age of Chaos 穿越后唐，带领全家杀穿乱世
Zhang Meng transmigrates back to the Later Tang, thinking she can live carefree thanks to her ability to travel back and forth between eras. Instead, she finds herself caught in the once-in-a-century chaos of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. With no other choice, see how she leads her family toward a better life. Oh, and ends the chaos along the way.
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120 Days After Prison, A Mao Found Himself 出狱后120天，阿毛活出了自我
[Slow-paced writing] + [urban daily life] + [realism] + [parenting] + [reflection] (The first 15 chapters move more slowly, mainly to lay the groundwork for the plot. Please bear with us.) After leaving prison, A Mao struggles to fit into a society where he feels out of place. With an abandoned child by his side, A Mao makes a life of his own. For 120 days, A Mao tries his best to stay alive every single day. But why won’t they leave him alone in the end? Snowflakes drift down, carrying away A M
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