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Books by 三尺台上一书生
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The Reborn Son-in-Law Walks Away, and the Young Lady Panics 赘婿重生，转身离开大小姐慌了
This book has been adapted into the short drama Too Late to Regret, Missy, now streaming and trending. Follow the show so you don't miss a thing. With a cup of poisoned wine, Cheng Yanzhou, the world's richest man, was killed by Shen Mengxi, the wife he had loved for fifty years. See how Cheng Yanzhou keeps his head down after being reborn, then wipes out every enemy... Only on the brink of death did he learn that Shen Yi, the son he had painstakingly raised, was actually Guo Junchen's child. Be
868Reads7.9Score101Shelves
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Reborn: Back to 2014 to Defy Fate and Change My Life 重生：回到2014逆天改命
Xu Zhenfeng is reborn in 2014, in the body of a good-for-nothing man who shares his name. The original owner was a textbook wastrel. He squandered billions in family assets, got drunk and hit his wife, Qiu Lin, and nearly gambled her away! A domineering CEO worth hundreds of billions, Xu Zhenfeng has been reborn in the body of a loser. He is determined to defy fate and change his life. He swears to make Qiu Lin the happiest woman in the world, and to take charge of this era. But just as Xu Zhenf
653Reads8.1Score102Shelves
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Killed by the Real Young Master, I Was Reborn to Take Everything from Him 被真少爷害死，重生我夺他一切
Su Wangchen had been the eldest son of the wealthy Jiang family for seventeen years, until he was suddenly told that he'd been switched at birth by mistake. He had supposedly taken another child's place. Seventeen years later, the Jiang family kicked him out, casting him aside as a useless extra. A genius top student and the provincial science-track champion, he had every honor to his name, yet the entire internet turned against him and his family abandoned him. The real young master, Jiang Xu
324Reads—Score100Shelves
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I Won't Be a Trillionaire Tycoon, I'll Just Be Your Dad 我不做千亿霸总，只做你爸爸
Lu Yifan, a tycoon worth hundreds of billions, was betrayed by his wife when he was young. He took his anger out on his six-year-old daughter, slapping her so hard that she was disfigured. Yet he reached the end of his life utterly alone, tears of remorse streaming down his face. Looking back on his life, President Lu's greatest regret was that slap. It had disfigured his daughter, who never forgave him for the rest of her life. She would rather live in a slum than return to her father's side.
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