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Cats and Mint
—Copywriting of this article— "You and I are like cat and peppermint. You are the peppermint and I am the cat. I can't live without you as soon as I smell you." On that leafy summer day, teenagers were running around wantonly. Probably the bravest thing Yao Xiang did as a teenager was to secretly kiss Jiamu while he was sleeping. She didn't know if the boy noticed, but she only saw herself blushing. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and s
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Her Eyes
—Copywriting of this article— "You and I are like mint and mint. You are mint and I am mint. I can't live without you as soon as I smell it." On that leafy summer day, Yao Xiang looked at the greenery in front of him and thought of that boy from time to time. Probably the bravest thing Yao Xiang ever did was kissing the boy in the woods at school. Youth and love never grow old. Even if they go through thorns and thorns and lose the clothes of the angry horse, the youth is still a youth. They are
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Your Eyes
Five years ago, the girl's face was covered with tears, and the pear blossoms were covered with rain when she cried. They were as beautiful as the lotus flowers with morning dew, and it made people feel bad. Five years ago, the boy nestled her in his arms, kissed her forehead gently, held her hand, and put on a ring. But God refuses to allow lovers to get married, and a car accident in heavy rain disrupts their lives. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely
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Rebirth of the Urban Mad Boy
Immortal Zun was reborn on earth and returned to his boyhood to see how he manipulated the world and controlled the world. From then on, a loser in the city in his previous life completely turned over and embarked on the road of cultivating immortals in the city. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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