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Books by Xiaomeng's Peach Blossom Spring
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The Little Guardian War God: This Adorable Kid Takes Down Daddy's Bad Romance 护家小战神，萌娃专杀爸比烂桃花
#Feel-Good Child Protagonist #Family Feuds Among the Wealthy #Genius Little Kid #Crushing the Homewreckers At home, Grandma Huang Jinzhu and great-grandma Zhou Peiyun each have their own agendas. Countless people outside are eyeing the Wu family's wealth, while every branch of the clan is plotting for itself. No one expected the one who would hold the entire wealthy family together to be little Tangyuan, just four and a half years old. Wu Chisheng and his wife have grown estranged, and Jiang Me
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Dragon’s Rise: The Wu Family’s Battle for a Second Child in the Provincial Capital 龙抬头，省城吴家的超生战
Family planning was enforced more strictly than ever during the Millennium Year. Jiang Meng'er gave birth to three daughters in a row, and her mother-in-law reported her and hunted her down. She fled overnight with her youngest daughter in her arms, escaping with a bedsheet her husband's ex-wife had used to hang herself from a tree. Her husband went to the family planning office alone, while her mother-in-law forced her to undergo sterilization on his behalf and even made her find a woman for hi
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The Wolf Army's Strongest Bandit Bloodline Returns 狼军最强匪嫡脉归来
[A married couple transmigrates together + a magical spring space + Republican-era family intrigue] In 1940, the Wei family's direct bloodline was on the brink of extinction, and the family's secret treasure, the Spirit Spring, finally came to light. The second granduncle plotted for power in secret, while the Li family kept a close eye on the Weis, bent on taking their treasure. The Lin and Wei families were beset by turmoil, and their clans teetered on the verge of collapse. Modern-day Jiang M
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Don’t Stand in My Way, I’m Holding Tight to Happiness 別挡我，紧握幸福的手
When Jiang Jiu went to make a formal marriage proposal for the first time, he never guessed the bride’s family was only pretending to marry off their daughter. Their real plan was to ambush him on the way and steal the betrothal gifts. Jiang Jiu’s mother was so furious that she paid 5,000 yuan outright for an eighteen-year-old Vietnamese girl, Wei Ying, to be his wife... Who could have guessed that marrying a Vietnamese woman would bring even more trouble? The longtime locals of a certain bustli
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