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Books by 山里的路
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The Master Diviner's Great Deception 行骗天下之神算子
When Chen Ergou was young, he had a hero’s dream. Later, that dream died beneath a starry sky and was buried beside a grave. Liao Wuhen is an ordinary man who lives among the common folk. He has no grand ambitions. Swindling the world is his only hobby. There’s no one he can’t fool, only people he doesn’t want to fool. Chu Chengqing, Liao Wuhen never existed. The man standing before you is Chen Ergou, whose only purpose is revenge. I have no loyalty, nor any noble ideals. I got close to you for
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Your Majesty, Let’s Trade Lives 皇帝陛下，以命换命吧
For eight long years, Lu Bai was threatened and blackmailed by the emperor. Once he lost the one person who could be used against him, he no longer wished to drag out his existence. The emperor, however, insisted on pulling him back into the world. If he couldn't die and was destined to never escape, then he'd play a game with the emperor: brew love into a cup of poisoned wine and drink it together. He quietly played the part of a fox, sly and unpredictable, drawing the emperor deeper and deep
8Reads8.2Score—Shelves
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Young Master An Keeps Trying to Overstep His Bounds 安公子总想以下犯上
Everyone says Regent Ji Fengjin keeps a mad dog by his side, one that bites anyone it likes, protected by its powerful master. Yet everyone also knows that six years ago, this mad dog was a gifted scholar, elegant as an orchid and as bright as the moon. He had been expected to pass the highest imperial exam and enter government service, with a brilliant future ahead of him. For six years, An Shiwei tried to escape countless times. The Regent's residence had a private cell just for him, where h
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How Boring. I'll Kidnap an Emperor for a Pet 无聊，拐个皇帝当宠物
[Ruler of the demon realms × emperor of the human world] [Owner who carefully tends her flower × puppy who acts sweet and obedient] Wen Renyu has lived for hundreds of years and witnessed too much human suffering. She has no heart, no feelings, no love, and no desire. She understands every emotion in the world, but cannot empathize. She cannot truly feel joy, anger, sorrow, or fear, nor experience the ups and downs of life. To her, human death is like watching flowers and trees wither. If she
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