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Books by 卿四
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Reborn at Sixteen, I Meet the Cool, Aloof Academic Genius 重生十六岁,遇到清冷学神
[Reborn + love that grows over time + two strong leads who dote on each other + lighthearted daily life] [Cool, gentle business tycoon VS clear-headed, independent top director] Ying Xue, an ordinary office worker, dropped dead at her desk. When she woke again, she had been reborn at sixteen!!! She had drifted through life in her previous one, but this time she was determined to work hard and plan her future carefully. Once, she had only one friend. This time, she had a whole crowd standing beh
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The New Transfer Student Is Even Wilder Than the School Bully 新来的转校生竟比校霸还野
[Reborn + top student + special devotion + undercover agent] Chi Wan was abandoned by her biological parents in her previous life and burned alive in a fire. By a twist of fate, she was reborn two years earlier. She came across the school bully fighting and kindly handed him a stick, repaying the favor he had once done her. From then on, they would owe each other nothing. The campus belle wanted her spot? Chi Wan simply took it back. Mock or humiliate her? Then they could see whether her mouth o
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The School Heartthrob Confessed to Me 校草向我告白了
Two documents lay on the desk: a share transfer agreement and an authorization to name a star. He said, “Zhaozhao, I will always be loyal to you, forever your most devoted partner and subordinate.” The authorization named Sang Yu as the donor and the star as Mingzhao Star. It was a fixed star between the moon and the sun, and these words were written in the lower-right corner of the document: The sun shines by day, the moon by night. Zhaozhao will always shine bright. The star Sang Yu never
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I'm Back! The One I Left Behind Has Lost His Memory 回国!被我抛弃的白月光失忆了
Ten years ago, Jiang Yanxu took the ten million yuan the He family gave her, abandoned the gravely ill He Xingyan, and vanished without a trace. After returning to the country, she often imagined what it would be like to see He Xingyan again. Would he feel nostalgia? Resentment? Would they be strangers? But she had never imagined he would have lost his memory. “Hello, Miss Jiang.” The man was polite and courteous, his faint smile distant. The unfamiliar coldness in his glassy eyes left Jiang Yan
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