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Author: Biji Lotus Putih
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Hal terakhir yang diingat Yin Wushuang, permaisuri dari Daratan Qiankun, adalah sebuah pertempuran berdarah. Dia menikam jantungnya sendiri guna menghancurkan musuh-musuhnya. Tanpa terduga, tindakan Yin Wushuang membuat jiwanya terlempar ke bumi. Ketika dia membuka matanya, sang permaisuri ternyata telah masuk ke dalam badan seorang siswi SMP, buruk rupa, bodoh, dan kurang pergaulan. Hal ini membuat tubuhnya yang baru itu berubah; yang tadinya gadis jelek menjadi seperti seorang dewi yang cantiknya luar biasa!
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Xuan Jian was the author of Jinjiang Literature City. Her representative works included novels such as "Unbridled (Entertainment),""After Escaping Marriage,""Chasing Light," and "Summer Dream 1." While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the original work of "Little Fox Demon Matchmaker" to understand the plot in advance!
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