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Books by Soft Words Among Flowers
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Reborn in the 1970s, I Was Forced to Marry an Abusive Man 重生70年代，被逼替嫁家暴男时
As I lay on the floor, battered and close to death, I saw the dignified, refined Zhou Hongwu and Li Xiurong on TV. The two of them, who had gone to the countryside as educated youths years ago, were speaking eloquently to the camera. They talked about their status and achievements, and their romantic, enduring love story. As my body slowly grew cold, I suddenly remembered that Zhou Hongwu had once been my fiancé. But he had forced me to marry my current husband in place of the woman he loved. In
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My Younger Sister Is the Real Phoenix 妹妹才是真凤命
When I was eight, my mother gave birth to a younger sister. The Imperial Preceptor foretold that she was destined to be empress, and she was named the Crown Prince's fiancée while still in swaddling clothes. I sneaked off to see her, only to witness someone switching her with another baby. Thinking they were playing hide-and-seek, I quietly switched my sister back. When my sister came of age and was about to move into the Eastern Palace, a girl suddenly ran to our mother in tears, pitifully clai
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After Three Years as an Educated Youth in the Countryside, My Fiancé Went Mad 被送下乡当知青三年，未婚夫疯了
I loved Su Jingning for ten years. He said I was too spoiled and needed to change my temper, so he forced me to go to the countryside as an educated youth. He got his way. In the countryside, women stole my clothes and food, forced me to work in the fields and haul manure. Men beat me, dragged me around like a dead dog, and abused me. To stay alive, I became more degraded than anyone. Then Su Jingning sent someone to bring me back so he could marry me. All I wanted was to run far, far away. When
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Reborn in the 1970s: I Ended My Pregnancy to Go to School 重生70年代，我打掉孩子去上学
As my husband's ashes were placed in the cemetery, my son uncovered the other half of the headstone, where a name had been covered up. It was unmistakably the name of my husband's first love. I confronted my son, but he said, "Mom, you're just a country woman. You used your sense of duty to tie Dad, a senior engineer, to you for his whole life. You should be grateful! They're both gone now. You should let these doomed lovers fulfill their wish!" My granddaughter said regretfully, "Grandpa and Gr
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