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Books by Sister Zhiyan
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My Stormy Half-Life, Tongtong 我的风雨半生桐桐
In 1975, deep in the mountains of Aba Prefecture, I was the youngest child, doted on by my parents in a remote mountain village. I had parents who loved me, older brothers and sisters who protected me, a courtyard full of golden corn drying in the sun, and crystal-clear rivers. I also knew the poverty and hardship unique to life in the mountains. This is not a made-up story. It is the true story of the life I have lived. I write about the daily struggles of life in the mountains, my parents' lov
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A Chang’an Girl in the Modern Age 长安女儿到今朝
Female lead: Shen Lingyi Shen Lingyi was 19 when she transmigrated from Chang’an. A young woman from a prominent family in Tang Dynasty Chang’an, her father was a Vice Minister of Rites and her mother came from the Cui clan of Qinghe. Poised and self-possessed, she is steady by nature and observes ancient etiquette. Gentle on the outside but strong within, she has the pride and resilience of a woman from a distinguished family deep in her bones. She excels at music, chess, calligraphy, painting,
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Qin Dynasty Transmigration: I Sell Liangpi in Xianyang 秦穿：我在咸阳卖凉皮
Qin Nian, 28, was born and raised in Xi'an. After her Hanfu shop went out of business, she went to relax at the scenic site of Qin Shi Huang's Mausoleum. On a rainy day, she slipped and fell. When she opened her eyes, she had become a "refugee" outside Xianyang, the capital of the Qin Dynasty. From the start, she nearly got mistaken for a convict and hauled off to build the Great Wall. She saved herself with a bowl of her improved Qin-style cold noodles. No golden finger, no System, just a stoma
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After Three Years of Marriage, I Took My Child and Dumped My Scumbag Husband’s Family 结婚三年，我带娃踹了渣男一家
After three years of marriage, Su Wanwan thought that devoting herself to her family would bring her a peaceful life. But her husband, Shen Ze, was a habitual drunk who beat and berated her whenever anything displeased him. His family looked on coldly, and no one stood up for her. Endless pain and fear finally made her see clearly. She summoned her courage, divorced him without hesitation, and escaped the suffocating prison she had called home. When the road ahead seemed uncertain, Chen Mo, a ge
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