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Books by Young Man Among Flowers
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Reborn on the Eve of My Wedding, I Tore Up the Marquis’s Family Genealogy 出嫁前夜重生，我掀了侯府族谱
Shen Zhaotang is reborn on the eve of the marriage swap. Following the marriage contract, dowry inventory, old midwife case, and Lu family ledgers, she uncovers the life that was stolen from her and takes back her mother, her identity, and the Thirteen Hongs. She also exposes the vast web linking the Marquis's household, the Jingyang Marquis's household, and the powerful families profiting from the salt trade. In the end, she revises the clan genealogy and rewrites her own life.
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On the Night My Family Was Ruined, I Married a Poor Scholar and Helped Him Become Chief Minister 抄家夜嫁寒门书生我陪他成首辅
On the night her family was raided, Shen Zhiwei fell from the legitimate daughter of a Vice Minister to the daughter of a condemned official. If she wasn’t married off to a low-ranking man within three days, she would be sent to the entertainment bureau. Wearing prison clothes, she knocked on the door of Pei Yanshu, a poor scholar. “Marry me. I’ll manage the household, earn your travel expenses, and help you rise to success.” Everyone laughed. A fallen noblewoman and a poor scholar were just two
41Reads—Score—Shelves
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Global Arena: I Summon Chinese Heroes to Defend the World 万国擂台：我召唤华夏英灵镇全球
On National Awakening Day, everyone draws a Heroic Spirit card. Lin Yan is the only one who draws a “blank page.” The whole internet mocks China for having a broken civilization, foreign enemies humiliate the country in public, and voices of doubt ring out at home. But nobody knows that what he holds is no scrap of paper. It is the torn-apart register of China's Heroic Spirits. Chen Tang, Zu Ti, Wang Xuance, Ban Chao: one page, one Heroic Spirit; one page, one chapter of lost history. While othe
21Reads—Score—Shelves
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Reborn: I Became the Richest Man with My Loyal Dog 重生之我靠忠犬当首富
A modern company general manager transmigrates into a book as Gu Tingwan, the illegitimate daughter of a wealthy merchant in the Dayuan Dynasty. In her previous life, her stepmother, Madam Pei, and legitimate elder sister, Gu Mingzhu, joined forces to steal her reputation for talent, jewelry, family affection, and chance at survival. Even her beloved dog Yuanbao died horribly. Only after her death does she learn that the person who buried her was none other than the second son of the Xie family,
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