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Books by 宜满
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The Movie Emperor’s Contract Sweetheart 影帝的契约小娇妻
Before retiring, stunt performer Su Xiaotang takes on an outrageous job: pretending to be the “contract wife” of top-tier star Lu Beichen for a year, in exchange for a million yuan. She thinks it will be an easy way to make money, but it turns out that while the Lu Movie Emperor is aloof and refined in public, in private he’s an overgrown child. He steals her snacks, hitches rides on her little electric scooter, and gets so nervous during her fight scenes that he acts like an overprotective moth
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A Substitute Left in Ruins, a New Love Returns 替身成殇，新欢归来
I was Huo Chenyu's stand-in for five years, always obediently imitating the woman he held dear. Everyone said I couldn't compare to even a single strand of her hair. I was happy to play along, believing my tenderness could melt the ice in his heart. Then one day, the woman he truly loved returned to the country. I heard him say with my own ears, "Her? She's just a shadow. I'll toss her aside when I'm done playing with her." In that moment, it felt as though the heart of the child in my womb had
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Stop Torturing Me! The Heroine Has Quit 别虐了，女主她罢工不干了
The overachiever Lin Xianyu transmigrates into an old-school tragic romance as the heroine, just as she is being shoved down the stairs. Seeing the domineering male lead rushing toward her and an imminent accusation of being “evil,” she grabs the white-lotus girl instead: “If I’m falling, you’re coming with me!” The System activates on the spot: [The Stand Up and Fight Back System is at your service!] And just like that, the plot falls apart completely. When the male lead tries to force her to d
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My Mother-in-Law Was Waiting to Take a Knife for Her Bride. I Turned Around and Married the Regent 主母待嫁挡刀，我转身嫁给摄政王
I was the lowliest maid in the Marquis’s manor. Because I looked a little like the eldest young lady, they drugged me with a medicine that took away my voice and made me marry in her place: a frail heir rumored to be a bloodthirsty brute who would soon die on the battlefield. On our wedding night, the heir vomited blood and hovered between life and death. The whole city waited to see me, his “stand-in for the dead,” become a widow and join him in the grave. But with his dying breath, the heir cl
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