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Books by Su Wan'er
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The Chemistry Chef: Raising Kids and Running a Restaurant in Ancient Times 化学厨娘，我在古代带崽搞餐饮
Chemistry teacher Lin Zhiwei transmigrates to a dynasty ruled by food, bringing a child along, and discovers that culinary skill reigns supreme! With baking soda in one hand, she makes steamed buns that amaze everyone; with fruit acids in the other, she roasts lamb chops whose aroma carries for miles. She fights bullies, opens a restaurant, and thrives by combining food and chemistry. But why does the cold-faced marquis who keeps showing up for free meals look at her more and more intensely? And
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The Villain’s Parenting Handbook 反派育儿手册
From the start, I pick up a young Demon King, and the System forces me to raise him by being shameless. I handle the cons, scams, and grudge-making; he handles the corruption, power-ups, and destruction. The immortal sects call us partners in crime. The little brat wipes the blood from my face and looks at me innocently. “Master, whose virtue are we ruining today? I’ll help.”
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The Bookshop That Spoils You 偏宠回声书店
#Sweet Romance #Healing #Two-Faced CEO #Groveling for His Wife #Voice Lover I’m Lin Xi. I casually helped a ridiculously handsome troublemaker at a coffee shop. In return, he gave me a “big gift”: he became the ruthless CEO bent on tearing down my bookstore. I thought he was my sworn enemy, but he was secretly my top supporter? Every night, he left heartfelt comments on my feel-good podcast, yet in person he treated me with icy professionalism. Then one day, in a torrential downpour, he ditched
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Reborn in 1990: I Got Rich Selling Street Food and Dumped My Scumbag Ex 重生90摆摊暴富踹掉渣男
Hello, everyone! I’m the author of this story~ I specialize in reborn stories about making money in the 1990s, and I love writing satisfying tales of laid-off women turning their lives around and taking down scumbags. This novel brings the details of setting up street stalls, wholesaling goods, and opening factories in the ’90s to life, with a fast pace, plenty of cathartic moments, and no dragging things out! If you love strong heroines who are all about making money, come follow and bookmark t
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