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Books by Mo Hanyuan
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A Hint of Sweetness in Spring 春日微甜
She is the daughter of the richest person in the country, so no one dares befriend her. The few who do only want something from her. To get away from all that, she enrolls at a school owned by her father under an ordinary student's identity, and even makes some friends... What will happen at this school? And what will happen now that the boyfriend she has waited years for has returned? What major events await the child born of their love?
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The Carefree Little Immortal of Good Fortune 福德逍遥小神仙
He was an office worker with regular hours, nine to five. After winning twenty million in the lottery, he became the target of his stepmother, who joined forces with his half-brother to kill him. In a daze, he was reborn in the Great Chu Dynasty, an era that existed at no point in this world’s history, and became the local Earth God, a deity of fortune and virtue. The people of Great Chu had been suffering for over a decade. They could barely find enough to eat, let alone spare the energy to wor
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The Moon Hangs on the Willow, the Cicadas Sing by the Lotus Pond 月婉柳梢依恒之，蝉鸣夏安碧莲池
The Great Qi dynasty has stood for three hundred years, but its golden age is only an old dream now. All that remains are oppressive laws and famine, leaving the people barely able to breathe. Liu Sanlang, top scholar at fourteen, lost both parents and his elder brother in the space of three years. His home is bare, leaving only his eighteen-year-old widowed sister-in-law, Yang Yuewan, and his three-year-old nephew, Liu Xiachan. The merciless law forces his sister-in-law to remarry, so he defies
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Twin Fates: Safely Crossing the River of Forgetfulness 双生劫：平安渡忘川
He is the Great Wu Dynasty's foremost hostage: Shen Ping'an, the third illegitimate son of Changxing Marquis's heir, born to a concubine from a secondary branch of the family. From the moment he could speak, he displayed extraordinary intelligence and was dearly loved. But because his mother was a singer at the Imperial Music Bureau, his low status meant that, clever as he was, he was never considered worthy. When Shen Ping'an was five, the Great Wu Dynasty lost a war against the Yunmo Kingdom.
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