
Passing By, He Was Kidnapped by a Beautiful CEO to Get Married.
路过,被美女总裁绑去结婚
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 4.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The Female President Said with a Dark Face, "That's My Husband." What Novel Is It?
The female president said with a dark face, "That's my husband." What novel is it?
Female CEO Chases New Employee
Beautiful Wife, Iceberg Protects Her Husband, Passionate, Noble and Cool
The Female Protagonist Gets the Male Protagonist Drunk and Tricks Her into Getting a Marriage Certificate.
The female protagonist is a celebrity, the male protagonist is an otaku
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I want to read a book like "Getting the Certificate at the Beginning, My Sister Makes My Heart Tremble".
The female CEO waited for her first love to return to China to get married, but was forced to get married by her family, so she had a fake marriage with the male protagonist. Three years later, after her first love got married, the male protagonist filed for divorce. . . . .
A Beautiful CEO Falls in Love with a Poor Boy, No System, Ordinary Urban Literature
The Beautiful CEO of Bingshan, Does Not Cultivate Immortality
It's similar to "The Female CEO's Close Master". She doesn't practice immortality in the later stage. The female protagonist is very cold and the male protagonist is also powerful.
A Woman Chases a Beautiful CEO
Both Male and Female Videos Are Acceptable, and the Writing Style Is a Little Bit Different.
Some articles are really confusing to read, and the writing is still messy. It's hard to get into the 1st point of the scene, but suddenly mines appear. It's like me playing a minesweeper game. Now I just ask that I don't lose my wits.















































The work is good, different from the ordinary marriage. The heroine randomly found someone to register and found a powerful person from a wealthy family. The follow-up is generally a slap in the face and a business war.
Not bad, not too far out of touch with reality