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Books by 乘凉的小狐狸
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Heart’s Sentence: The Bend 心罚：弯道
My name is Rong Jinning. I'm a psychological counselor and a criminal psychology expert. These are two different branches of psychology. Everyone says I'm a genius, and my older sister especially loved praising me. But before I could finish my studies, she died young, and... her body was never even found intact! I swore I would find the murderer! My name is Chao Jiang. I'm a police officer. I've solved over a hundred major cases, but that dismemberment case remains a thorn in my heart, hard to p
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Charge! The Mystic Arts Master Takes on a Divorce Reality Show 冲鸭！玄门大佬勇闯离婚综艺
[Mysticism + divorce reality show + fortune-telling + livestreaming + romance] Qi Yuan cultivated for two hundred years during an era when spiritual energy flourished. In the end, she failed to ascend, and her physical body was destroyed. When she opened her eyes, she found herself in the twenty-first century on Blue Star, inhabiting the body of a B-list actress who ranked first on both the most-loved and most-hated celebrity lists. She had just one goal... Make money! Don’t know anyone from the
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Quick Transmigration: I Don’t Want to Fall in Love 快穿之我不想谈恋爱
As a gloomy, lazy person with a bit of a violent streak, Jiang Zi finally met a gruesome end on the street one day. Then she was forced into a mission to collect lingering obsessions alongside a Qingluan bird. Qingluan: “Would you like to find sweet, sweet love?” Jiang Zi: “No.” Qingluan: “Would you like to spend the rest of your life with a super handsome man?” Jiang Zi: “No.” Qingluan: “Too late, sweetie.” Jiang Zi looked at the man before her. “You?” A seductive smile tugged at the corner of
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I Married the Wrong Boy Attendant, and Now the Whole City Is Enchanted 错嫁小书童，我惊艳全城
[Marriage swap + the heroine is not reborn + 1v1 + historical household intrigue + redemption and revenge] [Delicate, sickly, seemingly innocent but secretly calculating legitimate daughter vs. kind-faced, ruthless young scholar attendant] At the age of three, Cui Yinsu, the legitimate daughter of the Cui family, was sent to a country estate because of her frail health. In the capital, everyone said she was ugly, talentless, and lacking in virtue. The truth was... “Who said she was ugly? What a
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