JJWXC catalogue
Books by Aya Ono
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From the JJWXC books we index, matched on the author's name.
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The Cannon-Fodder First Wife's Saucy Empire 炮灰原配的酱料江山
Su Wan transmigrates into an imperial-examination novel and becomes the discarded original wife, a cannon-fodder character. Her future prime-minister ex-husband thinks her crude and divorces her with a single letter, sending her away with nothing. She neither cries nor makes a scene. With a jar of her family's ancestral bean paste, she sets up a little stall in the south of the city. Three months later, the whole city is lining up. Half a year later, her ex-husband is lining up outside her re
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After Becoming a Fake Heiress, I Married the Villain Into My Family 穿成假千金后，我把反派招赘了
Shen Lingyi is reborn into a story about a real and fake heiress as a disposable side character. The day the real heiress returns to the family, Shen Lingyi is jilted, struck from the family register, and even the weaving workshop her adoptive mother left her is to be taken away as part of someone else's dowry. In the original story, she spends half her life clinging to her betrothal, only to die in a fire set by the villain. She looks at the unopened wedding gown and decides to live differentl
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After the Harem Sect's Player Gets Exposed, a Mad Immortal Lord Falls to Demonic Cultivation 合欢宗海王翻车后，疯批仙君入魔了
In a matriarchal cultivation world, Song Jintang, the young mistress of the Hehuan Sect, binds herself to a System. Her mission: win over Xie Fuxue, the foremost practitioner of the Heartless Dao. The System promises that once she succeeds, her engagement to the Demon Lord will be broken, and she'll be free. Song Jintang follows the usual playbook: chance encounters, flirtation, risking her life to save him, and relentless pursuit. Xie Fuxue remains unmoved, as cold as ice. The System displays
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Wild Ice 野冰
When Gu Chi was selected by the provincial team at fifteen, everyone in Linjiang said the boy was destined to go far. At seventeen, he took the train home alone. In his luggage were a pair of badly worn skate blades and a diagnosis he couldn't show anyone. The doctor's words were brief: One more collision, and you can forget about using that arm. He promised his mother he would never get back on the ice. So on those nights when no one was watching, he went to the wild rink on the river. The
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