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Books by 喜欢云熙的慕风云道
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Ayanokoji: Kakegurui Meets Danganronpa, and I'm the Mastermind 绫小路：狂赌弹丸，我是幕后黑手
[Classroom of the Elite + Kakegurui + Danganronpa + absolute domination + ruthless protagonist + mastermind] “Whether it’s a gambling table, a locked room, or a killing game, the strong make the rules.” Kiyotaka Ayanokoji, the White Room’s greatest masterpiece. He had hoped for a peaceful school life, but fate kicked him headlong into one insane situation after another. Hyakkaou Private Academy, a madhouse where gambling determines your status. Its students tear into one another with money
226Reads8.4Score—Shelves
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The Poisonous Concubine Forensic Doctor: Slaughtering My Way Through the Embroidered Guards' Prison 法医毒妃：在锦衣卫大牢杀疯了
In her previous life, she was a top forensic examiner whose very name struck fear into the hearts of criminals. Then she transmigrated, only to become the sole survivor of the Shen family's massacre. To stay alive, she hid her abilities and played the fool, pretending to be deaf and mute. She became A Chou, an ugly woman tasked with emptying chamber pots at a brothel. Then one night, the famous courtesan was skinned alive, and A Chou was caught on the spot holding a brow knife! “That knife work
104Reads8.4Score—Shelves
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That’s Right, I’m the Chivalrous Hero You’re Looking For 没错，我就是你们要找的仁义大侠
Under the Zhao Song, the martial world was torn by conflict and the jianghu fell into chaos. Chen Yun lifted his head and looked out at this turbulent world. “These are the worst of times. The Martial Arts Alliance Chief is missing, the emperor is incompetent, and the common people are suffering.” “These are also the best of times. The young are full of spirit, and blades flash in the sunlight.” Chen Yun thrived in this era, navigating its dangers with ease and settling scores as he pleased. He
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After the Divorce, the Whole City Begged Me for Forgiveness 离婚后，全城跪求我原谅
For three years of marriage, I carefully served everyone in the Lu family, only to be handed divorce papers and sent away with nothing. The day I signed, my mother-in-law sneered that I was “a jinx from the countryside.” His old flame put on a show of remorse and said, “I'm sorry, sis.” My husband stayed cold throughout, as if even looking at me were too much trouble. Fine. I signed. The moment I finished, eighteen Rolls-Royces pulled up outside, and a line of bodyguards in black stood ready
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