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March of Youth: Love Malatang
See how a lively and lovely student becomes ruthless step by step under the abuse of society. When Li Xin'er's parents divorced when she was 15 years old, no one wanted her and her younger brother, so he took his 3-year-old brother to live alone. He accidentally met Li Tingxu, a promiscuous person. Li Tingxu took her and let her try many firsts. After some things, Xin'er gradually became cold and cruel. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental an
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March of Youth: Lover No. 7
A long-planned plan to pick up a handsome boy had an episode in progress. Was the meeting of the four people an accident or had it been planned? Who is waiting for the Eiffel Tower under Paris, and whose arrival are the cherry blossoms waiting for? We are lovers No. 7, Let's fall in love! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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March of Youth: Student No. 7
Lin Xiaoluo was dragged by Xia Xin'er to pick up a handsome boy. Why did she have to go and do it? She got into a big trouble for no reason. One is a hot-tempered elder sister, and the other is a frizzy little girl. These two good friends fell in love by chance because of a planned opportunity to pick up a handsome boy. Come on, come on, come on, come on! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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March of Youth: the Secret of Coke
Four people, Li Tingxu, Xia Xiaoqing, Lin Xiaoluo and Li Yifan, came together and became good friends. They explained that boys and girls also have a very pure friendship. They don't like studying but they all like to drink Coke. Two girls, one lively and cheerful, the other quiet, have found friendship and lifelong happiness. The two sunny boys not only have their own good brothers, but also unexpectedly gain love. Happy enemies. Come on! Come on! This novel and its characters are purely fictit
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