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Books by Rich and Prosperous Lin
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New My Fair Princess 3 新还珠格格3
I really wanted them all to go to Dali together, so this book came about. The pairings are the familiar ones: Ziwei and Erkang, Saiya and Ertai, and Yongqi with Princess Huanzhu. Consort Yu’s character is either made better or she dies early. Either way, everything works out wonderfully. The story starts from Episode One, except this time Ziwei is also the Emperor’s daughter.
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Transmigrated as a Whirlwind Girl 穿越成旋风少女
Qi Baicao was a genius of traditional Chinese medicine in the 22nd century. While the Chinese Medicine Bureau was developing an antidote to paraquat, she was used by a villain, causing a massive release of toxic gas. Qi Baicao died heroically during the research. When she opened her eyes, Chang An was carrying her out of a bath. Qi Baicao was dumbfounded. Wasn't I dead? I've watched "The Whirlwind Girl" a few times, but because of work I missed most of it. Chang An was always my favorite, but al
347Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Apocalypse Arrives, and I Start Out in a Five-Star Hotel 末世降临，开局就是五星级酒店
(The female lead isn't a self-sacrificing saint. All she wants is to make money. Strong female lead, no romance, can be sweet or feisty. Focuses on running a business, with a System and lots of things to upgrade. The main business is a hotel!) When Cui Sheng wakes up, she finds herself living in a super-luxurious house. She thinks fortune has fallen into her lap, but the next second, a System appears to congratulate its Host on arriving in the apocalypse. Her whole world collapses. And it's alre
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Nameless Tide Marks 潮痕无名
[This book is complete, so read with confidence] Zhou Zhiqing did something: he fell in love with a man named Liu Huaiqing. His family said he had “gone mad” and was “possessed.” He said to Liu Huaiqing, “Let’s run away, to a place where it’s just you and me.” They really did run away, building a little home amid prejudice and hardship. Later, he left behind only a few words. He said: “I’m not a coward or a weakling. I’m a hero. I died on the front line, and there’s no shame in that. I simply fe
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