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Blue Yan in Troubled Times
1 Mengluo Qinhua Loves Books** **Private account A woman's epic, a sad history of palace struggle, the struggle of blue beauties brings disaster to beauties, causing tears and blood. We met without saying a word, A hibiscus catches the autumn rain. Little red flush, The slanting servant girl's heart is just like a phoenix. Wait for the general to call you, Just because I am afraid of being seen by others. I want to complain about my deep feelings, Turn around and knock on the jade hairpin This n
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Gangster Boy
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Cheating Little Wife
A top graduate from the School of International Politics was forced to lose his job due to the financial crisis. The CEO's maid? Joke! But after thinking about it again and again, okay! A maid is just a maid, and her salary is no worse than that of ordinary people. Doing housework, damn, I actually have to serve a pregnant lady. If I had known this, even an eight-carriage sedan would have been unthinkable! Be a second bedroom? Are you too confident or am I too cheap? Joke! She has become what mo
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Tears of Forbidden Love
The novel Tears of Forbidden Love is written by Qin Hua. They are a group of lost and rebellious children who just want to get the ordinary family affection and love. But reality plays guessing games again and again. What is hidden behind the dominoes? What will be the final outcome of their struggle? What kind of strange love will the post-90s generation challenge the modern patriarchal system? Who said that the post-90s generation has no true feelings? Who said that the world of the post-90s g
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Blue Yan in Troubled Times
A woman's epic, a sad history of palace struggle, the struggle between blue beauties brings tears and blood to beauties. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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