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Books by Lu Hongsong
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The Little Ancestress Starts a New Life 小祖宗她重新做人了
Gongliang You, the young lady of one of Dongrong City's leading families, was sent to the remote wilderness to escape danger after a calamity struck when she was born. After surviving countless brushes with death, she returned to her family sixteen years later. Rumor had it that she had suffered terribly in the wilderness, leaving her disfigured and mute. But when she descended from the heavens, her breathtaking beauty left everyone speechless. The crowd was furious. What fool had started such a
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Actually, I Don't Want to Be Reborn at All 其实我一点儿也不想重生
Ten thousand years ago, Tang Yuan, the little princess of the Golden Phoenix clan, sacrificed her body and soul to protect the Six Realms. Over the next ten thousand years, she endured a hundred lifetimes of reincarnation before finally being reborn from the ashes. Back in the Immortal Realm, one person's transformation caught Tang Yuan completely off guard: he was all proper in public, and just as much of a dog behind closed doors. All the suffering she endured through those lifetimes had been
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The Madam Has Taken Up Street Vending 夫人摆地摊去了
My new book, The Little Ancestress Is Reborn as a Person, has been signed with Xiaoxiang. Come give it a try! Jun Yi was hurrying down the street in search of someone when a familiar voice stopped him in his tracks. “Come have a look! The master’s paintings, all kinds available, guaranteed to satisfy!” Jun Yi pressed his throbbing temples and walked over. “Hey, do you have a wife?” The familiar voice brought Fang Yi Shen’s sales pitch to an abrupt halt. He looked up, grinning cheekily at the ma
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Your Words, a Long Song 卿语长歌
My new book, The Little Ancestress Starts Over as a Person, has been signed with Xiaoxiang. Come give it a try! Jiang Qing was an ancient-born relic, destined to emerge at the appointed time and live for only a hundred years. Her life was but a fleeting moment compared with the great path to immortality. Free-spirited by nature and even more unrestrained in her actions, she upheld the natural law that all things were equal in a world ruled by rigid class distinctions and etiquette. She led by e
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