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Books by 他山岫玉
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She Crooks a Finger, and the Buddhist Heir of the Capital Falls at Her Feet! 她勾勾手，京圈佛子甘愿臣服！
[Reborn + Showbiz + The hero gets what he wants + Both leads are sexually inexperienced] Jin Huaizhou, the young heir to a powerful Beijing family, has a woman he considers the one who got away. No matter, she’ll find herself a “mole cinnabar” of her own. She falls deeper and deeper in love, only to be killed by her “mole cinnabar” on the day she wins an award. Before her body is even cold, that scumbag marries her sister, who isn’t related to her by blood, in a flashy ceremony. His true colors
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Choosing Your White Moonlight? You Don't Like It When I Seduce Your Uncle, Either 选白月光？真勾引你小叔又不乐意
[Male lead reborn + seven-year age gap + older man who indulges her without limits + composed CEO vs. dramatic star] “Here’s eight million. I have only one condition: leave Zhou Jin.” Wen Jinzhi sits across from Zhou Huaiyu, the head of the powerful Zhou family in the capital, feeling so nervous she can barely meet his eyes. Still, she puts on a brave face. “Uncle, eight million isn’t enough to buy two years of my time.” When the contract between the superstar and the rich playboy is exposed, ev
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I Married the Overbearing CEO by Contract, and He Spoils Me Rotten 和霸总协议结婚后我被宠上了天
To get her company out of trouble, Wen Jiu is set up to spend a night with a stranger. The next day, a domineering CEO shows up at her door, saying he’ll take responsibility for the child in her belly. They agree to a contract marriage and promise to keep out of each other’s business. A few months later, the domineering CEO is lost in her charms. “Let’s have a wedding, shall we?” Wen Jiu casually raises the contract in her hand. “Have you forgotten, President Xu? We’re married by contract.”
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I'm So Scared! The Big Shot Told Me to Go Home with Him After School 太害怕了，大佬叫我放学跟他走
Li Zhizhi has always been slow to respond to romantic feelings, having little sense of romance. Until the ninth grade, she was the cherished little girl her family held in the palm of their hand. Then her mother died, and before long, her father brought home a girl about her age. That was when she learned that her mother's devotion and love had long gone unappreciated. Unwilling to live with them, she rented a place of her own and found a way to support herself. At the start of the second semest
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