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  1. A Marriage Plot: Pei Shao's Long Road to Winning Back His Wife 谋婚:裴少追妻路漫漫 Modern Romance501k WordsCompleted While fighting over the family inheritance, Feng Yu discovered she had fallen into a carefully laid trap. Her heart turned to ash, and she became a discarded wife. Pei Jingxuan, who claimed to have secretly loved her for a long time, appeared at her side and was determined to marry her. When the truth came to light, he was left with no defense. He tried to trade the tenderness he had shown her for a single word of forgiveness, but she chose to fake her own death and leave him for good. Five year 103Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Reversing My Fate in the 1970s: Opening a Pharmaceutical Factory Made Me the Village’s Dream Girl 逆袭七零:开药厂成全村白月光 Modern Romance213k WordsOngoing [Period Setting + Farming + Studying + Striving + Childhood Sweethearts] The golden finger in this book is studying. After being beaten to death by her husband in her previous life, Yuan Xier returns to the end of 1977 and becomes a barefoot doctor in the commune. In her past life, a gossiping woman joined forces with her own timid, spineless parents to pressure her into marrying a scoundrel. In this life, despite their personal differences, she helps the gossiping woman give birth, then joins h 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. The Money-Minded Chef: The Prince’s Beloved 财谜厨娘:王爷的掌中娇 Ancient Romance239k WordsCompleted From ordinary village girl to head chef in a prince’s household, Song Caiyu has only one thing to say: money is my goal. As for handsome princes, who cares? From celebrated proprietress in the capital to princess of a neighboring country, Song Caiyu has only one thing to say: my goal is to spread delicious food far and wide. Your Highness, please step aside and stop getting in the way of my career...! From princess of a neighboring country to empress, Song Caiyu has only one thing to say: Your M —Reads—Score—Shelves