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Books by 冰言无
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The Sweetheart Joined the Army, Entered the Wrong Room, and Was Spoiled Madly by the Roughneck Commander 娇娇随军入错房，糙汉团长宠疯啦
The whole camp is shipping them: The cold-faced regiment commander has spoiled his sweet little darling rotten! Qiao Jiayu joined the army and accidentally walked into the wrong room. By the next day, the whole military district was buzzing: The Living Yama had a woman hidden in his quarters, and he'd bullied her until she cried! Period setting + walked into the wrong room and mistook the wrong person! Soft, sweet little sweetheart ✘ rugged regiment commander + married first, fell in love later
2.1kReads8.2Score153Shelves
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My Trash Husband Dotes Only on His First Love. After the Divorce, I Become the Capital's Favorite 渣夫独宠白月光离婚我成京圈团宠
Powerful CEO + Marriage Before Love + He Begs Her to Come Back + Heroine Shines on Her Own + No Getting Back Together + Whirlwind Marriage + Powerful Male Lead After three years of marriage, I was done being Fu Siyuan’s maid and decoration. While he stayed out all night celebrating his first love’s birthday, I was signing the paperwork confirming my stomach cancer diagnosis. With both my love and my life running out, I decided to let myself go. On the night we divorced, he sneered, “Without
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A Sweetheart Transmigrates into an 80s Novel, Marries a Rough Army Commander, and Gets Doted on Like Crazy 娇娇穿书八零换亲糙汉团长宠疯啦
Tao Zhizhi transmigrates into a book, becoming the doomed cannon-fodder female character in an eighties-era novel. In the original story, her parents arrange a marriage swap, making her marry Lu Zheng, a cold-faced battalion commander, in place of their adopted daughter, Qin Wan. Lu Zheng only has eyes for Qin Wan. She spends ten years in a loveless marriage, then freezes to death on a snowy night at the border. On the very first day after transmigrating, Tao Zhizhi has a plan in mind: She ca
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My Scumbag Husband Dotes Only on His White Moonlight, but After the Divorce, the Officer Dotes on Me 渣夫独宠白月光，离婚长官宠上天
My name is Xu Moran, and I’ve been reborn. In my previous life, I was married for years, yet my military officer husband never touched me, not even before I died. Every day, he was either on his way to help Lin Xiaoxiao or looking after her daughter. As for me, I was left alone in an empty house, crying until dawn every day. Then one day, I was reborn. I couldn’t take it anymore, so I asked for a divorce. But Xia Zhiyuan refused, claiming he loved me and wanted us to make a life together! To hel
78Reads6.8Score—Shelves
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My Ex Stole My Mom’s Heart and Begged for Forgiveness. Never. 前夫偷走我妈心脏求原谅，绝不
On the night Chen Qianqian's mother died, Tang Mochen was with his first love. The next day, Chen Qianqian handed Tang Mochen the divorce papers, then packed up alone and had her mother's body cremated. But she never expected that her mother's heart would be a perfect match for her first love. So Tang Mochen made a show of one thing while doing another: he secretly switched Chen Qianqian's mother out, gave her heart to his first love, and even had the nerve to claim that Chen Qianqian's mother w
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Seven Years of Marriage Without Consummation: I Ask for a Divorce, So Why Are You Making a Scene? 军婚七年不圆房我提离婚你闹什么
My name is Qiao Jiayu. In my past life, I worked like a beast of burden, serving Jiang Cheng for years. He brought home his beloved sister-in-law, Chen Xiangxiu, and her son. I treated them with courtesy, always giving in and making myself small. Jiang Cheng claimed he couldn’t consummate our marriage because he was away on a mission. Later, he demanded that I raise Chen Xiangxiu’s son as my own. Only later did I learn the boy was Jiang Cheng and Chen Xiangxiu’s biological child. In my past life
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A Contract Marriage: Mr. Gu, You’ll Have to Listen to Me for the Rest of Your Life 契约婚姻：顾总余生你得听我的
[Love After Marriage, A Long-Laid Plan] My name is Qiao Zhiyu, a no-name, B-list actress in the entertainment industry. I was standing below the stage at an awards ceremony, playing the background extra no one would ever notice, when an urgent phone call dragged me back to the place I technically called home. I opened the door to find two unfamiliar faces sitting in the living room. Before I could recover, Mrs. Qin, the woman who was technically my mother, casually told me I had been adopted.
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