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Books by Shen Xunxun
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Guo Jing Is Reborn as Yang Guo, and I Become Rong'er’s Disciple 郭靖重生成杨过 我给蓉儿当徒弟
Guo Jing dies defending Xiangyang, only to wake up as the young Yang Guo. What will he do when faced with Huang Rong, the beloved wife he once let down for his entire life? When will Rong’er recognize him? And how will Guo Jing treat him in this life?
163Reads—Score—Shelves
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Transmigrated into Remembering Wang Jia's Dark Lotus Young Lady 穿越意难忘之王家黑莲花大小姐
Tingting had the most tragic role in The Unforgettable. Yang Jianzhi's inexplicable revenge wiped out her entire family of three, yet neither Yang Jianzhi nor his son Cai Jinpao paid any price. They got a happy ending and lived comfortably off Tingting's wealth. How was that fair? Well, now I've transmigrated into Tingting, so I'll defy fate and change my life. Tingting won't be blinded by love or act weak anymore. She'll build her career, protect her father, and make the Cai family pay dearly f
70Reads—Score—Shelves
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A Love to Remember: Ling and Zhi Rekindle Their Romance 意难忘之绫志破镜重圆
In the original Beloved Memories, Wang Shengzhi appears to the outside world as a sinister, scheming ambitious man. In private, he sees his wife, Lai Suling, as his sole emotional support. He loves her so much that he can raise his enemy's daughter as his own, live without children of his own, and even take the blame for her for the crime of murder. His devotion is absolute, and he would follow her even in death. Without Lai Suling, he has no courage to go on living. Apart from the period after
40Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Empress Dowager’s Childhood Groom: Your Majesty, This Prince Is Here to Attend to You 太后的童养夫：太后本王来侍寝了
I am the Empress Dowager of Great Zhou, and he is the Prince of Zhenbei, a man who holds the court in the palm of his hand. Everyone says his achievements threaten the throne, and that he has his eye on me, the widowed Empress Dowager. No one knows that he was the boy I brought home at eight to be my child bridegroom, and that he was my first husband, whom I married in a proper ceremony. He once begged me with red-rimmed eyes, “A Ning, please don't abandon me.” Then an imperial edict made me
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