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Books by Shao Yun
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Records of Clearing Injustice: The Reborn Female Coroner 洗冤录之重生女仵作
She is a forensic science student who has transmigrated into another body. To find her father’s killer, she enters government service. Distinguishing truth from lies, clearing the wrongfully accused, and making the dead speak: these are the duties of a coroner. Unexpectedly, her sworn elder brother turns out to be the heir of a prince in an enemy kingdom. After powerful officials persecute her, she is forced to enter that kingdom. Infiltrating the palace, killing Empress Xiao, turning the court
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The Theatrical Princess Consort Only Wants a Divorce 戏精王妃她只想和离
Xu Luwan transmigrates into a book. But she arrives in the world after the book has ended. The male and female leads have already joined hands and reached the pinnacle of success, while she is a cannon-fodder character who appeared for a moment at the end: humble and silent. Xu Luwan refuses to accept her lot. She doesn't want to be a royal spy, and she doesn't want to be married to Yun Beimu. All she wants is to return to her own fief, keep dozens or even hundreds of handsome men, and grow old
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The Villainess Teams Up to Derail the Plot 恶毒女配联手搅乱剧情
[Gentle, caring, easygoing fatherly male lead vs. pampered, proud little princess female lead; marriage before love, one-on-one, both leads devoted only to each other] Wasn’t she supposed to scheme against the second male lead and the heroine? Why did she end up as the female supporting character instead? Well, neither of them is married, so they might as well wed. Lu Yan fails to frame the heroine and ends up losing out herself. As the wicked supporting character in a melodramatic Mary Sue nov
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A Darling Like Her Was Never Meant for an Ordinary Life 娇娇岂是池中物
Whose son is the headless corpse in the wilderness? Who poisoned the official found dead in his own bed? Who slaughtered the princess in the street? And what about the human filling in the steamed buns at the shop? Is this a collapse of morality or a distortion of human nature? Su Jiao says she has special crime-solving methods and everything under control!
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