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Books by 今夜暴富
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Reborn in the 1980s: You Got What You Deserved 重生八零，这报应是你们应得的
The year I turned fifty, Gu Yunche cheated on me with one of his students. When he brought home a woman fifteen years younger than him and forced me to leave with nothing, I felt as if the sky had fallen. Back then, so he could focus on work without worry, I gave up the chance my professor offered me to study abroad. I willingly returned to family life, caring for my in-laws and raising our son. Later, I even injured my right hand saving him, and could never hold a scalpel again. I had spent dec
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Reborn: I Tear My Scumbag Ex and His White Moonlight to Shreds 重生后，手撕渣男白月光
Gu Jingnian was the unattainable love of my life. I was foolish enough to think that loving someone meant giving him the very best, even if he didn’t love me at all. So I followed Gu Jingnian around like a lovesick puppy, always at his beck and call, ready to do anything for him. He couldn’t afford tuition, so I begged my father to sponsor him and send him to the best university. People looked down on him for dressing so poorly. My heart ached for him, so I showered him with luxury goods and des
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After I Died, My Wife Regretted It 我死后，老婆后悔了
The day I was diagnosed with a brain tumor, I saw my wife outside the obstetrics department at the hospital. I rushed to ask if she was pregnant with our child, but the moment I stood up, my wife ran toward the man across from her. Watching them act so intimately, I lowered my eyes and sneered. She'd been so busy lately that she barely came home. It turned out she was helping someone else have a child.
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My Wife Got Our Daughter Killed to Save Her True Love 为救白月光，妻子害死女儿
When his daughter was on the verge of death, his wife, a pediatric specialist, pulled out her oxygen tube and declared that resuscitation had failed. The moment their daughter died, she took out her heart to save the son of the man she loved. When I learned the truth, I went mad and demanded that she pay for our daughter’s life. But she laughed coldly. “She was just a stupid little girl. So what if she died?” Seeing the merciless look on her face, I clenched my fists. I would remember this grudg
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