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Books by Mai Xi
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The Country's Divine Physician 乡村女神医
[A sweetly dim-witted male lead who is a miracle doctor] + [A clever female lead] + [A devoted husband] + [Everyday family life] + [Adorable kids] + [Laughs and fun] The male lead, Zhi Gang, loses his job immediately after earning his doctorate. Rumor has it that it is because he is an idiot. Unable to find work, Zhi Gang has no choice but to return to his hometown and work at his father Wan Chun’s traditional Chinese medicine clinic. But his hometown offers none of the warmth he hoped for. Inst
81Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Southern Relics Code 南遗密码
Rare treasures are easy to find, but hidden troves are priceless. A mysterious heavenly book brings to light a case lost to the ages. An inseparable pair of bickering partners risk life and limb to investigate the secrets and solve an ancient mystery.
42Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Days After the Divorce 离婚后的那段日子
Shi Yiyan, born in the countryside, married Yu Andong, a wealthy man from the city. After their marriage, Shi Yiyan gave birth to an adorable daughter, Keke. Because her husband’s family favored sons over daughters, she had no choice but to quit her high-paying job and become a full-time housewife. Then, by chance, she discovered that her husband had been keeping another wife and child outside the home, on property she had owned before marriage. Her husband and mother-in-law called it an adoptio
25Reads7.6Score—Shelves
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The Tianyuan Continent, Where Martial Might Reigns Supreme 以武为尊的天元大陆
A new story is here! Come read my work on Tomato Novel. I hope you enjoy it. Your support inspires me to write, and I’ll do my best to tell every story well!
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Rescue Yourself from the Brink 救自己于水火
[Inspirational] + [Sweet Campus Romance] + [Family] If you've lost your zest for life, felt isolated as you've grown up, or become mired in the troubles of youth, give this book a read. I'm confident this unassuming little book can add a bit of joy to your life. The narrator has felt somewhat depressed. I don't know whether it would meet the criteria for depression, but I've always been too proud to admit I'm weak. Naturally, I wouldn't let myself be labeled as depressed, either. I hope the narr
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