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Books by Princess Xixi
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A Young Woman in Full Bloom 花团锦簇小女子
Synopsis The Flower-Filled Life of a Country Girl tells the story of Shen Ru, a city girl who returns to the countryside after a disappointing career. Over ten years, she turns her grandmother’s three mu of flower fields into a sea of blooms spanning a hundred mu, leading the whole village toward shared prosperity. This is not simply a farming novel, but an epic coming-of-age story about the land, inheritance, and the power of women. After her boyfriend and boss dismisses her “frivolous ideas”
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The Phoenix Rests in the Brocade Parasol Tree 锦梧栖凤
Shen Muheng, the illegitimate daughter of the Marquis of Zhennan’s household, lost her mother at an early age and spent seventeen years treading carefully in the marquis’s home. When her legitimate older sister refused to enter the palace, Shen Muheng was made to take her place. Starting as the lowest-ranking palace attendant, she was sent to Cheng’en Hall, the most remote corner of the imperial harem. All she wants is to stay alive and endure until she can leave the palace at twenty-five. But
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After Winning Over the Rebel, I Became the Founding Empress 攻略反贼后我成了开国皇后
Synopsis Su Ci opens her eyes to find herself a doomed, favored concubine, destined to be sacrificed to heaven by a tyrant in a rainmaking ritual. Among the imperial guards, she spots the “future founding emperor,” the man about to kill the tyrant with a single stab. She leans close to the assassin's ear and accurately explains the crescent-shaped scar behind his left ear. His blade pauses. One needs to stay alive; the other wants to rebel. Beneath the palace walls, carrier pigeons deliver secre
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A Tall Tree Catches the Wind 树大会招风
Su Tong, twenty-eight, quit her job in a major city and returned to her hometown, a small county town, where she leased two hundred mu of barren hills and began her life as a farmer. Everyone said she was crazy. Why would a graduate of a prestigious university turn down a job paying half a million yuan a year to go farm in the mountains? Three years later, the brand she founded, Tonghuayuan, had become the province’s largest supplier of organic produce, with annual sales exceeding one hundred m
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