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Books by 慕周
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Reborn: The Years I Lived as Fu Wenying 重生之我当付闻樱那些年
Xu Qin was beautiful and came from a prominent family. But after meeting Song Yan, the gears of fate began to turn. She was willing to fall out with her family over a bowl of plain congee, while the hapless Meng Yancheng loved her without hope, as if his only purpose in life were to exist for her. The butterfly trapped all her life was destined to fall. Xu Qin: “Mom, you’ve always supported me. I just want to be with him. Why can’t I?” Fu Wenying: “I feel like slapping you across the face. Have
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[Quick Transmigration] Max-Level Expert Online, Crushing Scumbags 【快穿】满级大佬在线虐渣
[Quick Transmigration] [No CP] [Abuse the Scum] [Strong Female Lead] [No Logic] [Feel-Good Fiction] The Heavenly Daos were so terrified of the resentment in the three thousand small worlds that they kept bothering Li Qing every day. Li Qing had been born from chaos at the dawn of creation. She was so fed up with their constant nagging that she wanted to send all those old fogeys to their deaths. But the three thousand small worlds couldn't be left without anyone to manage them. Looking at the ro
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The Ledger of Heart-Fluttering Moments 心动贩卖簿
[Second chance romance + Secret crush + Mutual pining + Campus romance] An unexpected wedding brought Xu Yuan back into contact with her ex-boyfriend, whom she had been apart from for six years. Xu Yuan used to think Beihuai was so big she'd never find him. Now it felt so small that she ran into him everywhere. Humble web-novel author ✖️ refined, dangerously charming doctor Song Suiyu: “I heard you're getting married. Congratulations.” Xu Yuan was silent for two seconds, then blurted out, “Same
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I’m Not Some Kind of Monster 我才不是个妖怪呢
[One-on-One Romance + Beloved by All + Healing + Sweet Romance + Comedy + Secret Identity + Rekindled Love] The pure-hearted little enchantress: her dream man is a cat. Nan Li had barely graduated from college when she was faced with the task of finding a job. After sending out more than a hundred resumes, she finally got a reply. When she saw the rickety little second-floor office of the Zoumachuan Services, which looked like it might collapse at the slightest touch, she could practically see c
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