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Books by 小白夜写

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  1. Game Invasion: I Stole My Best Friend’s Fortune First 游戏入侵：闺蜜的机缘我先截了 Little Bai Writes at Night小白夜写Sports210k WordsOngoing My new story is here! You can read it on Tomato Novel. I hope you'll enjoy it. Your support inspires me to write, and I'll do my best to tell every story well! 3Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Unbelievable! I Swapped Husbands with My Best Friend on Our Wedding Day 离谱！领证当天，和闺蜜换了老公 Little Bai Writes at Night小白夜写Modern Romance154k WordsOngoing Jiang Ci and her younger cousin Jiang Nuo both arrange blind dates and whirlwind marriages on the same day. Jiang Ci needs a compliant, easy-to-control son-in-law to secure her inheritance. Jiang Nuo wants an ordinary, gentle family man to escape her family’s constant pressure to marry. But a mix-up over a shared table at a café and a rush outside the civil affairs office lead them to grab each other’s household registration books and mistake each other’s blind dates for their own. It isn’t unti 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. After I Transmigrated Into a Book, I Conquered Multiple Worlds with Unhinged Counterattacks 穿书后我靠颠式反击杀穿多世界 Little Bai Writes at Night小白夜写Modern Romance136k WordsOngoing You guys, you are not going to believe this! On the first day of mentally quitting her dead-end job, overworked Lin Wanxing complained about a ridiculous transmigrate-into-a-book novel and was sent straight into it as a cannon-fodder supporting female character! From the start, a fake-sweet rival steals her opportunities, awful people make her life miserable, and online mobs come after her. In the past, she would have just put up with it. But now? Her motto is zero emotional drain, and she hits —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. I’m Just a Security Guard, So How Did I Become Lord of the Myriad Gods? 我当个保安，怎么成万神之主了 Little Bai Writes at Night小白夜写Urban146k WordsOngoing To raise enough money for his younger sister’s surgery, Chen Mo takes a job as a night-shift security guard at the “World Mythology Museum,” which claims to be the largest of its kind on Earth. The work is easy: patrol, wipe away dust, and occasionally deal with a few mentally unstable trespassers. But something about this museum feels off. The exhibits, including “Thor’s Hammer,” the “Sea-Calming Needle,” and the “Statue of Nike,” seem to hold some kind of power. Whenever Chen Mo touches them w —Reads—Score—Shelves