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The Story of a Nanyang Girl 南洋女儿情
The hit iQIYI series of the same name is now airing! Based on real history, this is the legendary story of Chinese women in Southeast Asia during the 1930s, represented by the Red-Headed Turban women, who stood on their own and ultimately carved out a place for themselves in the region.
62Reads—Score—Shelves
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Reborn Inside the Villainess's Belly 重生之我在恶毒女配的肚子里
My maternal grandfather’s entire family was executed, and my mother was abused to death. The crown prince, the culprit behind it all, climbed over the Su family’s corpses and became emperor. As the legitimate eldest daughter, I was thrown into a woodshed. My father doted on his concubine’s daughter, all because the former singing girl resembled the woman he had always loved from afar. He wouldn’t even come to see me on his deathbed. He only sent a servant to tell me I should never have been born
28Reads8.7Score—Shelves
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My Mom Is a Great Scientist 我的妈妈是大科学家
It wasn’t until the day my mother died that I learned she hadn’t been born mute. My grandmother had poisoned her and taken away her voice. My grandmother felt no remorse. In fact, she was still smug about what she’d done all those years ago. “Your mother insisted on going away to college. So I poisoned her with a bowl of limewater, then sold her to your father as his wife for 200 yuan, so I could pay for your uncle’s education.” “Good thing I was clever. Otherwise, your uncle wouldn’t have achie
10Reads8.6Score—Shelves
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My Mother Sells Roast Goose Legs in Qingbei 我妈在清北卖烤鹅腿
I transferred from a backward mountain village to study in the city of Beijing. People in school laughed at me: "A bumpkin from the countryside doesn't know what education is." "After studying for so many years, I'm afraid I can't even recognize all 26 English letters." Later, I won the gold medal in the competition and gave a speech in fluent English. Everyone present was stunned. "Jiang Yan, didn't you say that your mother sells roast goose legs?" "Yes, but she sells goose legs at Tsinghua Uni
7Reads—Score—Shelves
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Terrifying Motherly Love 恐怖母爱
On the day of my college entrance exams, I had a fever of 41 degrees Celsius. Mom held my head under ice water. "You only get one shot at these exams. Just tough it out and it'll be over." In the exam hall, I felt so awful that I passed out. When the medical staff carried me out on a stretcher, Mom desperately tried to stop them. She held a knife to her own neck, threatening to kill herself unless they took me back to the exam hall. Later, I personally sent her to prison. After she was sentenced
7Reads9.8Score—Shelves
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Old Newspapers 旧报纸
The vain Puyi concealed his ears and plagiarized ancient poems. The stupid Japanese invaders flocked to them like birds of prey and regarded them as treasures.
3Reads8.6Score—Shelves
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The Legend of Linhe Town: the Proposal of Ergouzi 临河镇传奇：二狗子求婚记
She thought about it and couldn't decide. Sometimes I am happy and sometimes cry, and I am tortured by the repeated weighing of yearning and regret.
—Reads8.5Score—Shelves
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I Became a Housewife for Our Child, and My Husband Made Himself the Emperor of Our Home 我为了孩子当家庭主妇后，老公把自己当成家里的皇帝
Ever since my mother-in-law moved in with us, my peaceful, happy life was completely shattered. No matter how miserable I felt, I could only keep giving in, for the sake of family harmony. What? My husband is so useless he’s become a deadbeat, and he hits me too? My domineering, outrageous mother-in-law is finding women for him? ...I won’t put up with this! Dealing with the worst people and putting outrageous characters in their place is what I do best!
—Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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Music That Heals the Soul 音乐治愈时光
Music Heals the Years
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After My Wife and Son Killed Me, I Was Reborn 被老婆和儿子害死后，我重生了
In my previous life, my wife's first love died of an illness. She told me she was afraid childbirth would hurt too much, and asked me to adopt her first love's son. I felt sorry for her, so I agreed. From then on, I worked day and night to provide for my wife and pay for the child's education. Later, he excelled in his studies, while my wife stayed youthful thanks to my unwavering care. But I developed cancer from overwork. The doctor said there was still hope of recovery if I went through treat
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