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Books by 孤独而心软的神
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Moon-Scaled Chronicles: The Dew-Bearing World 月鳞绮纪世界寄露篇
#Moonlight Mystique fanfiction A thousand years ago, to protect all living beings, the Dragon God Chiwen personally stripped the Qingqiu Fox God Lu Wuyi of her divinity and cast her into the cycle of reincarnation. He turned his pure love into a lingering obsession and merged it into Jiling’s soul. From then on, that young man was destined to fall in love with the same person, life after life, again and again. A thousand years later, heart-ripping murders plague Luo’an City. The nine-tailed fox
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A Thousand Fragrances: Silver Tail Entwined in Love 千香引之银尾缠情
[A fan novel based on Thousand Fragrances] Baili Gelin was born knowing how to smile. The quick wits she had developed performing on the street let her wear a sweet, obedient smile in front of anyone. She entered the Young Phoenix Academy with her older sister Chang Yue and her cousin Ye Ye. On the surface, she flitted among her admirers, playing at being carefree. In her heart, though, she carried an old wound: years ago, in a muddy alley, Ye Ye had protected Chang Yue and left without looking
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Back to the ’80s: The Military Industry Queen Takes the World by Storm 重回八零，军工女王炸翻天
In her previous life, she was the “Scorpion,” an expert feared by arms dealers around the world. She devoted her life to national defense, then died of overwork in her laboratory. When she opens her eyes again, she has become an army wife everyone can bully, a “doormat,” in a military compound in 1983. From the start, her awful mother-in-law shows up to throw a tantrum, her husband is stationed at the border year-round, and the family is so poor they can barely afford food. On top of that, snobb
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Come on, Baby, Be Good. Open Up for Another Kiss 诱哄，宝宝乖，张嘴再亲会儿
Wen Ci is a dazzling, uninhibited short-video creator with three million followers. Her motto in life is, “If you like someone, go for it. Never regret it.” A sudden bout of appendicitis sends her to the emergency room. The doctor who treats her is cool and restrained, with a voice like a cello. But he looks at her as if she's a glass of plain water: bland and unremarkable. Wen Ci falls for that very “glass of water.” During her three days in the hospital, she pulls out all the stops: writing hi
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