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The Final Task of the Intern Yue Lao: Take Down the Cold-Faced Boss
Xian Su Tangtang, an intern in the Red Line Bureau, has only one last KPI left before becoming a full-time employee: to win over Shen Zhidu, the cold-faced investment bank president, within 7 days. If he fails, he will lose all his cultivation and turn back into an ordinary plant. But this boss is as hard-hearted as iron. The initial heart rate progress bar is only 3%, and all his tricks are rejected with a cold face. Su Tangtang, who was desperate, signed a love contract using the opportunity t
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Lock My Godhead? I Want to Smash the Way of Heaven
With his godhood locked up and his engagement broken off three times, Shen Jin became the laughing stock of the whole city, but he didn't know that all this was a conspiracy of heaven! Invited to participate in the destiny draft, the dusty memory was awakened, and he was actually the reincarnation of the forgotten Nezha! The golden flame burns the sky, the fire-pointed spear destroys all laws, and the silk ribbon binds the destiny. The moment the godhead is awakened, it is the end of heaven! Aft
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The Bird in the Devil's Palm: the Runaway Wife Is Pampered by the Crazy Boss
Transformed into the most useless cauldron in the world of immortality, Ye Yuchen was sent to the Demon Palace as a gift, dedicated to the crazy critic Murong Hong who was feared by everyone. She thought she was certain to die, but she unexpectedly discovered that this decisive and decisive demon had to suck her blood every night to suppress the backlash in her body! As soon as the escape plan was launched, he was intercepted by the righteous genius. At the critical moment, Murong Hong's demonic
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On the Day of Resignation, the Cold-Blooded CEO Became My Cat
I, Ye Rou, have been exploited by the cold-blooded CEO Ding Yuchen at Xingchen Group for three whole years - working overtime until the early hours of the morning was the norm, and I was deducted half a month from my performance even if I scolded him in my sleep during my lunch break! Unable to bear it any longer, I slapped my resignation letter on his desk and ran away. To celebrate my regained freedom, I invited my best friend to go to a cat cafe to decompress, and I bumped into Ding Yuchen, w
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