Your China doll dropping leaves in a corner as days shorten is a classic light-response. These plants need bright, indirect light—north or east windowsill ideal. Corners rarely provide enough.
Repotting adds stress. If already done, that's likely the main cause.
Consistency is everything with this plant.
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