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Books by Yun Miao

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  1. A Flourishing Farmstead: The Prince’s One and Only Divorced Wife 盛世田园:王爷独宠下堂妻 Ancient Romance1.5M WordsCompleted Overnight, she transmigrated into a divorced woman, with a clingy, sensible little dumpling in tow. She rolled up her sleeves and set out to build a better life with her little one. Just as things were looking up, the heartless man from her past came back to take their son. She sent him packing, only for a dashing peacock of a man to show up next. “Someone, shut the door and release the little dumpling!” Want to be my daddy? You’ll have to get past me first! 2Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. After Remarrying, My CEO Husband Spoiled Me to the Heavens 再婚后,我被总裁老公宠上了天 Modern Romance200k WordsCompleted After one failed marriage, Qiao Nanxi seamlessly got together with her childhood friend, who had waited years for her. He was handsome and rich, but somehow seemed to bring her bad luck. One day, Qiao Nanxi counted up her assets on her fingers and realized she was already richer than him. If she didn't run now, when would she? —Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. The Vicious Cannon Fodder’s Survival Guide 恶毒炮灰苟命指南 Two Male Leads44k WordsOngoing A fantasy novel featuring two male leads. The protagonist is a cannon-fodder villain with a System. To stay alive, he becomes the big villain’s lackey, and eventually gets the villain wrapped around his finger. A lighthearted, healing story. This is my first novel. My writing still needs work, but I’ll keep at it. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Young Master Chu, Your Wife Has Run Off with the Baby 楚少,夫人带球跑了 Modern Romance206k WordsCompleted When the one you love is separated from you by mountains and seas, even mountains and seas can be crossed. But when the one you love is separated from you by the human heart, no heart can be changed. A naive young girl experiences the stirrings of love and thinks she has found romance, never realizing that this love is far too heavy a burden. —Reads—Score—Shelves