
I Put You Through College, and You Say You're in Love with My Sister
辛苦供你上大学,你说爱的是我妹
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 342k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 7h ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Looking for Revenge Stories About Taking Down Scumbags: No Dragging Things Out and No Forgiveness
Those articles promoted in Tomato ads lately have made my blood boil. Please recommend stories where the protagonist decisively takes down scumbags, without dragging things out or forgiving them.
Finally Found a Proper Period-Era Novel.
Looking for books like "Nine-Tenths Foolish". I’ve been searching for ages and finally found it.
Clear-Headed Era Stories. She Stands Her Ground. No Acting Like She’s Never Seen a Man Before
Looking for books like "Make Others Happy? Better to Make Yourself Happy". Whether it's about transmigration, the entertainment industry, or a particular era, most authors write their heroines as if they've never seen a man before. No matter how handsome a man is described as being, she shouldn't throw herself at him right away,
Period-Era Story: The Most Unremarkable One in the Family Ends Up the Most Successful
Any More Down-to-Earth Historical Fiction? No Pocket Dimensions or Systems
Reborn Sisters, Swapped Marriages, Swapped Lives
My stepsister and I were reborn back to the time when we had to choose our husbands. She chose the man I'd picked in my previous life before I could.
The Male Lead Earns Money to Send the Female Lead to School, Is Looked Down On by Others, and Is Defended by Her
He Gave Our Wedding Home to His Childhood Friend. Reborn, I'm Calling Off This Wedding
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It's very long-winded. The heroine is independent and self-reliant. She has done business with the male protagonist. Then she is very special. There is also a person who says good things about the heroine to the male protagonist. It's better to open a charity. The heroine's uncle came over to make trouble, so who would think about not calling the security guard and letting the uncle mess around? He just said it was the heroine's uncle. You think this is a village, and you will directly receive the goods without paying, or if there is something wrong with the goods delivered by the heroine, you will directly pay liquidated damages. Then the male protagonist comes out again to solve the problem, is there really no one around? Or the male protagonist is too idle and wants to show off his domineering temperament as the factory director. Excuse me, how much money can I give you if you make random purchases like this? Even before the heroine's business has started, she is already eager to help others, and she talks about endless things every day.
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