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Books by 岛屿燎原
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Three Beds for 800,000? My Sister-in-Law's Dowry Is Worth a Fortune 三床被换八十万?嫂子嫁妆真值钱
Three Beds for 800,000? My Sister-in-Law's Dowry Is Worth a Fortune
17Reads—Score—Shelves
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After Getting Hurt on My Wedding Night, a Young Master from a Wealthy Family Proposed a Marriage Alliance 新婚夜受伤后,豪门公子提出联姻
After Getting Injured on His Wedding Night, the Rich Heir Proposed an Alliance Marriage
11Reads—Score—Shelves
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A Waist-Bending Love: Wei Yan and Xiao Qiao Beneath the Borderland Moon 折腰:魏俨小乔共赴边州月
The Allure of the Waist: Wei Yan and Xiao Qiao Journey Together Beneath the Moon of the Borderlands
3Reads—Score—Shelves
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A Corporate Drone Returns to Senior Year: Good at Making Money, Bad at Exams 社畜回高一:只会搞钱不会做题
Tired of the "reborn and instantly overpowered" trope? Ruan Xingye takes you back to the real 2008. The soul of a 30-year-old office drone is crammed into the body of a 17-year-old girl from a small city in Northeast China. She has no golden finger, only chilblains beneath her school uniform and Jay Chou stickers in her desk. This isn't a myth about turning stones into gold. It's about "mending" things through the bitter winter. With an adult's clear-eyed perspective and a girl's stubbornness,
1Reads—Score—Shelves
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Journey Across Mountains and Seas: System Reset to Stop the Clan Massacre 赴山海:系统重置阻止灭门
A Journey to the Mountains and Seas: Resetting the System to Prevent the Clan’s Annihilation
1Reads—Score—Shelves
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After Being Reborn, My Deadly Best Friend Sent Me to a Human Trafficking Village 重生后,致命闺蜜送我入人贩村
Reborn, I Was Sent to a Human Traffickers' Village by My Deadly Best Friend
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My Roommate Wants Me to Split the Bill for Her Boyfriend’s Treat 室友要我AA她男友请客的餐费
My Roommate Wants Me to Split the Bill for the Meal Her Boyfriend Treated Her To
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Ten Days on the Subway: A Stranger in My Pocket 十日地铁:口袋里的陌生人
Programmer Jiang Lin is trapped in a bizarre loop: Luxury goods appear out of nowhere, a child’s watch broadcasts unfamiliar sobbing, and at midnight his body walks by itself toward an abandoned subway station. When he wakes for the tenth time, the crimson lipstick in his pocket is like a clotted lump of blood. Who is the suited “me” in the surveillance footage? The smart wristband left behind by his father flashes a warning: an “outsider” lives inside him. A perfectionist elite and a child sea
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