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Books by 夢之殇
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The Pagoda Bone 浮屠骨
She is a revered Buddhist nun, raised beneath a golden Buddha statue, with her heart severed from love. He is a tyrant who murdered his father to seize the throne and bathed the imperial city in blood, yet he alone dares not set foot in the Jialan Temple where she lives. Until he returns from leading a campaign, gravely wounded, and is carried into the temple. She tends his wounds. When he opens his eyes, his first words are, “You’re finally willing to see me.” It turns out they were husband and
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Fu Shao's Cherished One: His Wife Is Too Dashing 傅少的心尖宠：娇妻太飒了
She was the least favored good-for-nothing heiress of the Su family, yet she was forced to marry in her younger sister's place, becoming the bride of Master Fu, who was rumored not to live past thirty. Everyone waited to laugh at her for becoming a widow. But on their wedding night, the cold-faced King of Hell knelt on one knee and rubbed her feet. "Mrs. Fu, I look forward to spending the rest of my life with you." One secret identity after another came to light The legendary hacker R, the sole
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After Tearing Up the Script, I Became My Ex's Aunt 手撕剧本后，我成了前任婶婶
After learning that my husband had gotten his first love pregnant, I did three things: I gathered evidence that he was hiding assets, found proof of his business misconduct, and then sent a marriage agreement to his uncle, the man who calls all the shots in Beijing’s elite circles. Later, my name appeared on the Forbes list. My ex-husband sent a remorseful text in the middle of the night. I replied with just one line: “Mr. Gu, please call me Auntie.” I update with one or two chapters at irregul
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The Phoenix's Blade 凤衔刀
“She returned with a blade in hand, determined to pour down the throat of the scoundrel who betrayed her the poisoned wine he had made her drink on their wedding night in her previous life, then, while she was at it, lead her powerful ‘nemesis’ back to the bridal chamber.”
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