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Books by 九亿娘子的梦
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You’re the Reason for My Surgery 你是我手术的指征
When the ECMO alarm pierced the silence of the operating room, Yan Yaoyang looked up and saw the emergency doctor who had rushed in: her white coat was stained with blood, her ponytail flying loose, and her chest compressions moved like a piano concerto. He would later insist that the irregularity in his heartbeat at that moment was definitely due to the electrical conduction of the ventricular fibrillation patient. Gu Yuerou never believed in love at first sight, until she saw this neurosurgeo
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Frostblade in Red 霜刃红妆
Shen Ranshuang hated two things more than anything in this life: fire and rainy nights. Fire had burned down her home, and a rainy night had taken all her family from her. In the autumn when she was ten, the rain fell without stopping for three days and nights. She remembered that it was the third day after the Mid-Autumn Festival. Her mother had promised to make her osmanthus cakes. But before they were done steaming, an orderly march of footsteps sounded outside the courtyard, followed by the
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The CEO and His Heiress Secretary 总裁和他的秘书千金
Su Jin is the sole heir to the Su Group, but for the sake of a secret crush, she hides her identity and joins the Lu Group as CEO Lu Chenyuan's secretary. With her exceptional talent and hard work, she earns not only Lu Chenyuan's professional respect but also a place in his heart. However, just as their feelings grow stronger, long-buried family secrets, fierce business rivalries, and the truth about their identities come to light one after another, putting their love to the test. In the end, t
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A Common Woman's Guide to Cultivation 平凡女子修炼手册
A 39-year-old woman who has spent fifteen years working hard in Shanghai, she is one of the many outsiders who came to make a life in the city. Back in her hometown, she was once the child everyone thought had the brightest future: she got into a prestigious university, stayed in a big city, and landed a job at a foreign company. But at 39, she gets laid off, dumped, and told her rental lease is up. Then a phone call summons her back to her hometown in Hunan: her grandmother has fallen and been
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