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Books by 巴啦啦小肥仙
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I Transmigrated into a Servant's Job, So I Gave Up 穿越成打杂后我摆烂了
Transmigrated into a nobody at an ancient inn, she not only gets her wages docked every day by the sharp-tongued owner, but also has to watch out for workplace bullying from her assassin coworker! Then one day, the owner pins her against his desk, smiling dangerously. “Marry me or be buried. Choose wrong, and the whole martial world will be buried with you.” Zhu Buyao: ??? Why does this workplace psychological manipulation come with forced marriage?! This isn’t a raising game, it’s the exploitat
29Reads—Score—Shelves
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Fellow Daoist, Want Me to Read Your Bones? 道友，摸个骨吗
The day I transmigrated into the legitimate daughter of the prime minister, a bolt of lightning split my fortune-telling banner in two. Deaf and blind in my past life, I was an overworked wage slave. In this life, I had barely opened my eyes before my own father threw me out the door. "If you dare play at being a charlatan again, I'll break your legs!" My prime minister father hurled a copy of Lessons for Women at the door. Later, the powerful and noble of the whole capital were all begging for
15Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Little Junior Sister Is a Beauty: Jianghu Bigwigs Vie to Spoil Her 小师妹倾城：江湖大佬争着宠
The clueless newcomer to the martial world, Ye Suoyin, is determined to become the greatest heroine of them all. But her face blindness keeps landing her in mortifying situations: ❶ She mistakes her gentle second senior for the childhood sweetheart she’s always cherished, confesses her feelings, and gets rejected on the spot. ❷ The head of the Li family, Li Muan, grabs her by the scruff of the neck and sneers, “You can pursue the heroine’s path if you want, but first get your eyesight problem tr
8Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Neighbor's Wang Er Never Stole a Thing 隔壁汪尔不曾偷
I, Jiang Huaiyu, have one dream in life: to lie flat. My worst nightmare: my two roommates. Roommate A: my aloof childhood friend, a jealous monster. His catchphrase: “Stay away from him.” Roommate B: my gentle younger cousin, a sweet-faced schemer. His catchphrase: “Big brother, choose me.” My daily life: being pulled back and forth between “You can only look at me” and “Big brother, I'm scared,” while struggling to survive the war in which one of the three of us always ends up sleeping on the
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