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Do you have any recommendations for super short sadistic stories, the kind that make you breathless? (People with heart disease should not watch this)

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117 The Last Red Apple Tsuen Xincompleted —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
118 He Protected Me with His Life and Gave Her His Heart Tsuen Xincompleted —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
119 Mr. Jiang, She Really Won't Come Back This Time. Tsuen Xincompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
120 Eyes Buried in Snow, Love Returned to Zero Tsuen Xincompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
121 My Fiancé Tortured Me to Death, but He Wanted to Die for Love Tsuen Xincompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
122 Abandoned Child Without Tears Mu Feng WuchenModern Romance154k Wordscompleted 33Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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Depressive, cruel and inspirational
123 Abandoned Children Without Tears 2 Mu Feng Wuchen SemicolonModern Romance237k Wordscompleted 19Reads5.8Score—Shelves
124 Equal Words, Mistaken for Beauty Mu Feng Wuchen SemicolonModern Romance94k Wordscompleted 1Reads—Score—Shelves
125 Snake Marriage Miss RabbitModern Romance999k Wordscompleted 101Reads7.5Score—Shelves
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The ending will make you cry to death
126 The Fox Fairy Is Haunting Me, but I Am the Wronged One Miss RabbitModern Romance1.5M Wordscompleted 173Reads6.5Score—Shelves
127 The Heroine Is so Ruthless That the Bosses Are All Crying LinfeiyueModern Romance456k Wordscompleted 42Reads6.2Score—Shelves
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Everyone is crying
128 Tragic Death********** completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
129 Decorate Your Dreams Tang Flagcompleted —Reads—Score—Shelves
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A college romance novel!
130 Otto's Son-In-Law Make a Wish140k Wordsongoing 9.1kReads8.2Score509Shelves
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This book is so cruel that it took me deeply into reading it and made me a little angry.
131 View All Directions John GaltUrban308k Wordscompleted 131Reads6.4Score—Shelves
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This book contains the conspiracy in the court and the iron and blood defense of the border fortress. It has the grandeur of a historical legend as you imagine, and it also has a complex human heart and subtle foreshadowing that exceeds expectations. [Laughing]
132 The Last Glory of the Great Wall Guards John GaltHistorical500k Wordscompleted 9Reads5.8Score—Shelves
133 Butterfly Shadow Returns to Dust: I Was Sold into Prostitution by My Mother-In-Law, and My Ex-Husband Has Been Looking for Me for Ten Years Ahcompleted 4.7kReads8.6Score—Shelves
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"Butterfly Shadow Returns to Dust" review: If Lin Die'er had not been willful, wouldn't this game have been a total loss? I couldn't sleep most of the night after finishing this sad novel, and I kept reviewing the fate of every character in the book. We deplore the ending, but looking back carefully, we find that the source of this tragedy is actually hidden in a sudden glimpse by the river when we were fifteen years old. If we could go back in time, the story would have three "turning points" that could be rewritten: The first turning point: the wedding night. If she hadn't resisted him so much, if she hadn't been prejudiced because of his appearance, would there not have been the words "stay away from me" later? He slept on the floor that night and guarded her for four months, but she thought he was a hypocrite. In fact, the first lesson he loves is "restraint." It's just that she was too young at the time and didn't understand. The second turning point: He admitted Bing'er. If he could have told the truth earlier and told her, "Bing'er's child is not mine, I just want to help you test your mind," then she would not have been insomnia alone late at night, smashing steamed buns into the fish pond, let alone become jealous, have an emotional breakdown, and eventually fall into the trap of her enemies. Misplaced communication is the biggest gap between them. The third turning point: the streets ten years later. If he had walked slower, if she had not looked back, if Yang Yanchen had not put a gun to his head at that moment. Or if she wore that silver butterfly hairpin and went to see him. They may have completed the sentence "I'm back" in parallel time and space. But the most poisonous thing in the world is that there is no if. ✅ Why can this book become a god? Because it is "the torture is logical and the pain is patterned." It is not about forcing the male and female protagonists to abuse each other, but a true story that has been crushed by the times, misunderstandings, and the righteousness of the family and country. None of the three men's love for her was frivolous: · Zhang Zhiming gave her what she had been looking for all her life. · Yang Yanchen gave her lifelong protection. · Xiao Qihao gave her a lifetime of regret and compensation. And what about herself? She returned her life to her benefactor, her love to her enemy, and left her regrets to her husband. In the end, she couldn't even tell who she loved most, but we readers knew it clearly - she just loved it so much that she was played around by fate. 📝Finally, I would like to say that the pair of silver butterfly hairpins that never fit together until death are the biggest BE aesthetics in the world. If you also like this kind of ruthless yet endlessly memorable novel about the Republic of China, "The Shadow of a Butterfly Returns to Dust", please be sure to click on it late at night. [I'm about to cry][I'm about to cry][I'm about to cry][I'm about to cry][I'm about to cry][I'm about to cry]
134 President********* completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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She regarded the second male lead as a god, but was dragged into hell Only after meeting the male protagonist did I know how many levels there are in hell. Lawyer Yu Jie VS Real Estate Group Heir Siblings who are four years apart are in love The further you go, the more torture you get, and you cry to death
135 Spring* completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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The protagonist is a queen, and it's quite miserable in the end
136 Fan Cong**** completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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Uncomfortable. . .