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Reader-built lists from Fanqie — each one a question the community answered with books.

1. Stand-In Double Stand-In The heroine treats the hero as a substitute. The hero treats the heroine as a substitute. In the end, the heroine's sweetheart comes back. The heroine finally gets together with her sweetheart. The hero is heartbroken. 1.6MViews80Books2moUpdated
2. A Group Pet Article Asking the Little Girl to Go Down the Mountain to Find Her Family and Know How to Catch Ghosts. The little girl is 3 to 7 years old. She is doted on by the metaphysics group. She has a mom and dad, several older brothers, and is doted on by her grandparents. 9.7MViews242Books2moUpdated
3. I Beg the Female Protagonist to Treat the Male Protagonist as a Substitute and End up with the Original One. The female protagonist treats the male protagonist as a substitute, treats the male protagonist as a substitute, and is very kind to the male protagonist. She has endured many of the male protagonist's excessive behaviors. The male protagonist did not love the female protagonist at first and favored Bai Lian. Later, when the original body came back, the female protagonist and the original body were together and the male protagonist regretted it. The heroine has never loved the hero 3MViews46Books4moUpdated
4. Please Give Me a Book. Please Hand over the Two Male Protagonists in Your Hands. The subject matter is fine. Come hit me with the book. 2.6kViews418Books1yUpdated
5. Are There Any Novels or Books in Which the Heroine Treats the Hero as a Substitute? It's better to say it now 28.6kViews12Books1yUpdated
6. Please Write a Torture Article to Torture Me! I want to read a book similar to "Xiaoxiao Yu Shengchi". If you want to be, the more violent the better, shorter, you can have a txl, but I really refuse to be reborn, time travel, and Xianxia. 3.5kViews55Books1yUpdated
7. Both the Heroine and the Hero Regard Each Other as a Substitute 313.4kViews16Books1yUpdated
8. Do You Have Any Recommendations for Stories Where the Female Protagonist Approaches the Male Protagonist with a Purpose? 2.6kViews32Books1yUpdated