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  1. Yao Fei Is Domineering: Take the Baby to the End of the World Ancient Romance1.0M Wordscompleted Traveling back in time to ancient times is magical enough, but traveling back in time to a pregnant woman in ancient times is tragic enough. If the father of the child doesn't recognize the baby and wants to kill someone to silence him, it would be tragic. What are you afraid of? Run away with the baby and grab a handsome guy to be your husband. Traveling around, refining elixirs and practicing martial arts, all just for the sake of the baby. Whoever makes the baby is my baby. 2ReadsScoreShelves
  2. Essential Oil Encyclopedia completed Japanese aromatherapy experts take you into the world of essential oils. This book contains seven parts: basic knowledge of essential oils, detailed usage methods of seven major categories of essential oils, complete interpretation of 14 base oils, required courses for blending essential oils, 107 aromatherapy prescriptions to solve physical and mental problems, making simple cosmetics and household items with essential oils, and a collection of essential oil massage techniques suitable for the Reads9.3ScoreShelves
  3. Modern People Travel Through the Prodigal Season of the Ming Dynasty Historical319k Wordscompleted New works are released. Welcome to Tomato Novel to read my works. I hope you all like them. Your attention is the motivation for my writing. I will try my best to tell every story! ReadsScoreShelves
  4. Dead Express Mystery188k Wordscompleted On Wednesday afternoon, the postman arrived with a black obituary. >The recipient has my name on it and the time of death is midnight tonight. >"Mr. Chen Mo committed suicide at home late at night on June 21." >The person who signed it was the serial murderer I sent to prison three months ago. >I tore up the obituary with a sneer, only to catch a glimpse of the handwriting on the postman's signature slip disappearing strangely. >When calling up the monitoring, a rotten grimace suddenly appeared ReadsScoreShelves