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Books by 一生无虞
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His Obsession 他的执念
He pinned her against the inside of the car and demanded, “Trying to dump me?” Gu Shenshen patted his face, a lazy smile on her lips. “I’m bored of you. So what?” She played fast and loose, and her heart was made of stone. Even when she saw him lying in a pool of blood with her own eyes, she remained unmoved and cast him aside like trash. But nothing in the world is truly empty; only karma is certain. Later, when Zhou Ci drove her into a corner, he forced her to crawl back like a dog, desperate
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Atop the Tower 高塔之上
After Shen Xiyi ran away from her wedding, Liang Juncheng traveled a great distance to drag her back. The gossip around town said that the ruthless playboy loved Shen Xiyi with all his heart. But not long after the wedding, Liang Juncheng spent lavishly at a pleasure house on Sheng Yi, a fallen young lady, and had a night of passion with her. Shen Xiyi, Mrs. Liang, didn’t react at all. So the gossip changed: Mrs. Liang had a beloved white moonlight, and Liang Juncheng loved her in vain. Later, t
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But She’s the One Flirting with Me 可是她撩我啊
[Gorgeous, lustful career woman VS honorable gentleman and forbidden delicacy, sweet enough to melt, sweet enough to make you swoon, sweet enough to kill you] [Devoted only to each other] Song Ran set her sights on a perfect catch: Second Master Lin. He was handsome, decent, and uninterested in women. People called him the most untouchable delicacy in high society. Once she became his official girlfriend, she flirted with him day after day, all so she could get a taste of that forbidden delicacy
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Who Says Beautiful Women Bring Disaster? 谁言红颜是祸水
Since ancient times, beautiful women have been blamed for bringing ruin. To ease Daji’s sorrow, King Zhou had Bi Gan’s heart cut out. To win a beauty’s smile, the feudal lords were summoned with false signal fires. People blame beautiful women for the fall of kingdoms and the ruin of families, as though every calamity were caused by women. Chu Anning was once a princess of Ning. On the day her kingdom fell, she disguised herself as a eunuch and fled the palace. Outside the Meridian Gate hung the
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