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Books by 冰糖葫芦可甜可酸
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The Cool Senior Has Been Scheming for a Long Time 清冷学长蓄谋已久
[Sweet campus romance] [Secret crush becomes mutual] [Planned for a long time] [No angst, all sweetness] Everyone says Shen Zhiyan is the untouchable, aloof academic god of A University. A second-year student with top grades and a distant gaze, he never makes exceptions for anyone. No one knows that this flower on the highest peak fell for Su Wanxing the moment he met her, back in his second year of high school, when she was a freshman. He fell for her in his second year, watched over her in his
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Last in Class in Grade Ten, I Take on Tsinghua with a Slacker Genius 高一垫底，我和摆烂学神冲清华了
[Extra Sweet, No Angst + Mutual Devotion + Campus Comeback + Sweetness All the Way] Wen Ruan is the undisputed top student in the humanities, but she's so bad at science that she gets just 28 points in math. She ends up sitting next to Jiang Yu, the last-place student in their grade. Everyone expects the two of them to slack off together, but no one sees this coming: He sleeps in class, yet can break down the hardest physics problems and explain them to her clearly; she can recite long passages
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Attorney Su, Your Devoted Younger Man Can't Hide It Anymore 苏律，你的年下忠犬藏不住了
Su Qingyan is the youngest commercial litigation partner at a top-tier law firm: cool-headed, sharp, and never wrong. Years ago, betrayal in both love and career made her shut her heart away for good. She doesn't believe in love, and she certainly doesn't believe in younger men. Until Lu Yanchuan appears. He is the technical consultant appointed by the client, assigned to work exclusively with her. He is handsome, courteous, and astonishingly skilled, and somehow always shows up when she needs h
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The Day I Was Laid Off, I Revealed My Fifteen-Year Trump Card 被裁那天，我翻出了十五年的底牌
After fifteen years in auditing, Zhao Bingyan was fired on the spot for refusing to alter a single risk warning. He lost his job, his reputation was ruined, and someone even snatched his daughter’s school admission spot. Everyone thought he had no choice but to take the loss this time, but they didn’t know he’d spent all these years keeping records of his own. With risk memos, relationship charts, and one professional judgment after another, he went from Xinda to Ding Sheng, from real estate to
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