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Books by 天是蓝的
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It Started with the Insect Race: Why Don't My Brothers Like Me Anymore? 从虫族开始，兄弟不待见我了怎么
Hu Lai opens his eyes to find himself a prestigious male insect in the insect world, though his position is a delicate one. The System coldly issues a mission: make his female spouse happy. Faced with this unfamiliar, melodramatic world, the straight-as-an-arrow Hu Lai’s brain short-circuits. Happiness? How do you give someone that? Then inspiration strikes. A female spouse? That’s just a bro! Making a bro happy is something he knows how to do! Fueled by brotherly loyalty, he goes all out with h
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Senior Brother! Senior Brother! I Like You! 师兄！师兄！我喜欢你呐！
In Changling Sect, a place that looks like an ethereal immortal paradise but is actually a madhouse, Wen Sandu, the aloof and self-controlled senior brother and master of alchemy, has only ever lost control and made an exception for one person: his junior disciple Hu Feiwei, whom he raised himself. When the Heart-Demon Realm reveals an omen that they are “not fated to be,” Wen Sandu decides to distance himself to protect Hu Feiwei. But he discovers that he has already fallen too deep, and willin
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How a Female Insectoid Stands Out Among a Crowd of Sentinels 论雌虫如何在一众哨兵中脱颖而出
Part One: The Beast in the Cage As a secret bargaining chip of the Tower, Pei Ji becomes the youngest mecha academy professor in the Empire. But someone refuses to let him have things his way. Gifted, cold, and exceptionally rational, he is forced to link his mind to the mental domains of two high-ranking Sentinels, Bai Yi and Yun Jin. On the surface, it is a cooperative match. In truth, it is a contest that leaves him trapped. Yun Jin closes in step by step, laying traps through confinement and
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A Woman's Fate: Love Blooms Again Like Spring 女尊之缘不逢时，爱如春风吹又生
After transmigrating and being reborn, Song Suishou found herself in a matriarchal world in her first life. Even though she lived timidly, she still attracted one “romantic admirer” after another. In the end, her legal husband, who seemed gentle, perceptive, and devoted to his family, mercilessly exposed her while she was trying to set him free: “You’re not her...” And those she had treated with courtesy and kindness all changed their tune as well... After Song Suishou died, not one of her secre
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