Fanqie catalogue
Books by Thorny Rose
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A College Student from the 1990s Struggles to Make a Living in Ancient Times 90后大学生，在古代艰难谋生
On his way home from work, Wang Yugui tripped in an underground passage. When he woke up, he discovered he had transmigrated to ancient times, into the home of Widow Wang in Wang Village. Widow Wang had lost her husband years ago. Her family was so poor they could barely get by, and she had only managed to raise her son with help from the villagers. Then, out of nowhere, her son fell ill with a strange sickness and had been unconscious for five days and nights. He was on the verge of death… When
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The Princess Stuns the Royal Court Again 王妃她又惊艳朝堂了
She was only passing by to enjoy a bit of gossip when, in the blink of an eye, she was reborn in someone else’s body. And she was reborn as an eight-year-old little girl? Who would have thought that after cultivating for hundreds of years, she’d end up having to call three young men her big brothers? Still, considering that someone rubbed her legs when she was tired, brought her water when she was thirsty, and bought her pastries when she was hungry, she supposed she could put up with the inconv
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After Transmigrating, Miss Cai Becomes Tian Erhua 穿越后，蔡大小姐成了田二花
Cai Wenxin, heiress to the Cai Group in the capital, is involved in a bizarre car accident and left in a vegetative state... She transmigrates to a remote village in ancient times and becomes a country girl. Disaster after disaster strikes the village: floods, epidemics, famine... Cai Wenxin survives the natural calamities, only to face trouble caused by people: forced marriage, a bride kidnapping, and a desperate flight... She sets out to find the man she loves. Where is that guy named Xiao Son
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The Crown Prince’s Beloved Little Doctor: Don’t Make a Scene 专宠小医妃：太子别闹
A genius medical master transmigrates into another world, takes down villains, and meets a proud, disabled crown prince. The two are like fire and water, yet they’re forcibly betrothed. Caught in the struggle for the throne and the chaos of the imperial harem, she treads carefully, wary of every step. At last, she slaps a divorce letter in his face. “I’m done being your consort!” He panics. Should he give up everything he’s been pursuing to chase after her, or let her leave for good?
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