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Books by Tian Xiaoqi

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  1. My Peerless Paralyzed CEO 我的绝世瘫痪女总裁 Urban1.4M WordsCompleted To raise money for his mother's medical expenses, Li Yichen decides to marry a paralyzed female CEO. He never imagined that the woman who had been using him would come to truly love him. For the rest of my life, let me carry you. 198Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The Way of the Immortals 神仙道 Eastern Fantasy236k WordsOngoing Martial arts have declined, the divine path has faded, and the immortal path flourishes. Fang Ziru, a gifted young man from Seven Star Stronghold, is a cultivation prodigy. But with no master to guide him and for various other reasons, he chooses a dead-end path of cultivation. His cultivation can advance no further than Foundation Establishment. To avenge himself, he switches to the long-lost divine path and brings its light back to the world! 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. A Woman of Stunning Beauty 女惊华丽 Ancient Romance25k WordsOngoing In her previous life, she was a pawn exploited by her family, and died miserably in a struggle for power. When she awoke, she had become the least favored concubine-born daughter of the Marquis of Jing’an’s household. Everyone called her weak and useless, unaware that her soul had been replaced. Her legitimate mother schemed against her, and her sisters framed her, but she used her wits to turn the tables. The Crown Prince proposed, and the princes vied for her, but she watched with cold indiffe —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Master Descends the Mountain: I Grafted a Azure Dragon Eye from the Start 高手下山:开局移植青龙眼 Urban312k WordsCompleted Three years ago, Qin Feng went out to sea with his ex-wife for a day of fun. He was brutally blinded, then thrown into the ocean, his fate unknown. Three years later, on the day of his ex-wife's wedding, the Mad Dragon returns, shaking the Dragon Kingdom! “Qin Feng, weren't you blind? What are you doing here?!” “My dear wife, you didn't even tell me you were getting married. Of course I had to bring you a grand gift!” —Reads—Score—Shelves