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Books by 向往大海的金鱼姬
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I Crossed Over to the Republic Era to Love You 穿到民国去爱你
Coma after a car accident + consciousness transmigration + Republican-era romance + two male leads Why is loving you so hard? Just when the whole world had accepted us, you fell into a deep sleep. I went to such lengths to find you, but you forgot me. Come back to me, my love, A Xu.
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Deep Blue: This Heart Will Never Waver 深蓝之此心不渝
A washed-up, down-on-his-luck singing and dancing idol is left with enormous debts after ending his contract with his former agency. With no other choice, he takes a role in the screen production Deep Blue. He falls in love with the actor playing the other lead, a former model who has made the switch to acting. They support each other, grow together, and help each other find redemption.
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After Half a Life Wasted, I Got Together with My First Love 蹉跎半生，我和初恋在一起了
In fifth grade, the quiet transfer student Ye Xiaowei becomes deskmates with the lively Xu Chenyang. After years as classmates, Xu Chenyang secretly falls for her, but his feelings come to nothing because Ye Xiaowei is focused on her studies. After the high school entrance exams, they go their separate ways. Xu Chenyang begins a new relationship in college, while Ye Xiaowei follows the “proper” path in life, returning to her hometown to become a civil servant and marrying Chen Hao, a man who see
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After Quitting as a Stand-In, Madam Went on a Killing Spree 不做替身后，夫人她杀疯了
Stand-in romance + escape from a psychiatric hospital + redemption by the second male lead + heroine grows stronger + getting revenge on scumbags + male lead pursues her Lin Wanxing was married to Xu Mingzhe for eight years, always believing she was living a happy life. It wasn’t until her husband’s “first love,” Su Yurou, returned to the country that she discovered on his phone that everything about her, from her name to her clothes, was a copy of another woman. Even worse, when she fought for
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