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Wang Junkai, You Are a Star
Wang Junkai, you are an unreachable star. There is light in you, wings like an angel. What to do? I like you so much, but the distance between you and me is so far. You have been a star since you were a child. What do you want me to do with you? Do I love you or hate you? What to do? There are many girls surrounding you, and maybe one of them is your future girlfriend. Heartbroken, completely broken. If you get stuck in it, you're bound to get hurt. This novel and its characters are purely ficti
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Wang Junkai and I Are Childhood Sweethearts
The heroine and Wang Junkai are childhood sweethearts and have played together since childhood. Somehow, the heroine fell in love with Wang Junkai, but Wang Junkai didn't know it. But one day, he told the heroine that he had someone he liked. This broke her heart, but she still helped him chase Wang Kexin. He doesn't know that he is allergic to cakes. Hasn't he observed it since he was a child, heroine? He didn't know how many things the heroine had done for him. Can a bitter love succeed? This
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Chasing Wang Junkai
A four-leaf clover, the same school as Wang Junkai. She kept chasing Wang Junkai, she really liked Wang Junkai. I have been writing love letters to Wang Junkai since the first grade of junior high school, almost one letter every day. She just hoped that Wang Junkai could look at her. But every day when Wang Junkai looked at her, he almost always rolled his eyes or looked indifferent. So, I made up my mind to chase Wang Junkai. In the process of chasing Wang Junkai, a girl who was Wang Junkai's c
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Vampire Love
One night, the vampire boy was injured. A girl rescued him and let him live in her home, a perfect love. That girl doesn't know he's a vampire! Finally, got it. The boy left his vampire identity and became a human for him. We will grow old and die, this is what human beings should do. Vampires, on the other hand, neither die nor age. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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