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Forget-Me-Not
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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Counterattack in the Ordinary
Pingfan in his previous life was an ordinary member of this huge world. Life is lived step by step, like most people, going to school, graduating, going to work, getting married, and having children. I once had dreams, but in the routine life, they were just thoughts. I have been obese since I was a child and have never had the willpower to lose weight. I have always been in the middle and lower reaches of my studies and got into an ordinary university. But one day, Pingfan saved the life of a l
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Weak Water Three Thousand
Xu Ruoshui is an ordinary college graduate. As soon as she graduated, her family urged her to marry her childhood sweetheart, Yu Yi. The day before the wedding, Yu Yi had a car accident on his way home. The doctor said that with careful care, he would return to normal. So Xu Ruoshui took Yu Yi, who had become a vegetative state due to the car accident, back to her grandmother's house in the countryside, and unexpectedly returned to her previous lives... This novel and its characters are purely f
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The First Love Affair at a Young Age
Being indifferent to the outside world and being attacked by loyal dogs 15-year-old Liu Nianyang met Wang Chengyu, who had transferred from school. Before meeting Wang Chengyu, Liu Nianyang always felt that there was nothing in this world that he cared about, or even anything to commemorate. Liu Nianyang felt that he was the dispensable person in this world. Liu Nianyang was abandoned by his biological mother in a hospital toilet since he was born, and was later transferred to a welfare home by
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The Mythical Beast Wolverine King
Lonely wild wolf, faith that never gives up This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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