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Books by Yaya Is a Good Baby
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Two Sausage Skewers for Five Yuan and the Young Master of Hong Kong City 五块钱两根淀粉肠与港城太子爷
Two Starch Sausages for Five Yuan and the Young Master of Hong Kong City
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The Sassy Bride of the Eighties: Leading Her Family to Prosperity 八零辣媳:带着全家致富奔小康
Reborn as the notorious wicked wife of the 1980s? The family is dirt-poor, the grain jar is empty, and there are two children who are terrified of her, a cold and distant husband who has retired from the army, and a pack of grasping relatives watching her like hawks. No problem! Modern food blogger Jiang Tang has skills to spare and reinvents herself from the start. She heads into the mountains to find treasures and earn seed money, sets up a stall selling pickled vegetables that take the whole
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Reborn as a Discarded Daughter: I Won't Be a Pawn in the Marquis's Household 弃女重生:不做侯府棋子
The Abandoned Daughter Is Reborn: I Won't Be a Pawn for the Marquis's Estate
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My Boyfriend Pretended to Be Poor, So I Dumped Him 男朋友装穷后,我不要他了
When My Boyfriend Pretended to Be Poor, I Dumped Him
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After Transmigrating with My Dad, I Crushed the Scumbag Crown Prince into a Prisoner 和亲爹穿越后,我把渣太子踩成阶下囚
After Transmigrating With My Own Father, I Trampled the Scumbag Crown Prince Into a Prisoner
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I Killed Myself 《我杀了我》
I Killed Myself
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Eight Years Together, and All I Got Was “We're Like Siblings.” I Walked Away Worth Millions 八年相守换一句兄妹,转身我身价千万
Eight years by his side, all for him to call me his sister. I walked away worth tens of millions
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After My Brother Gave My Household Registration Slot to His Adopted Sister, I Returned to Our Old Country Home 哥哥把我的落户名额给养妹后,我回了乡下老屋
After my brother gave my household registration spot to his adopted sister, I returned to our old country home
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After My Sister Died, She Left Me a Living Child 姐姐死后,留给我的遗物是活生生的孩子
After my sister died, the only thing she left me was a living child
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