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Books by 慕风浩晨
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Ye Luoli: The Keeper of the Flower Code 叶罗丽：花之法典的主人
[I won't deliberately make things worse for anyone from Ye Luoli, but I'll beat anyone up for no reason. The male and female leads have nothing better to do. They're genuine villains, truly evil, and completely selfish. They pursue great power and don't even care about their own lives when necessary. CP: Chou Jing, who's a bad guy too.] Xia Qiuxing, the eldest daughter of the Xia family, is the master of the Flower Codex. A thunderous boom rang across the sky. Xia Qiuxing slipped and fell into t
472Reads7.5Score102Shelves
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After Entering Ye Luoli, I Was Doted on by the World King 穿进叶罗丽后我被世王强宠了
[The male lead is hopelessly lovestruck, a silly little sweet romance, forced possession, no one is villainized, canon couples stay together, the heroine isn't a good person and is scheming and fickle. In the bonus chapters, she keeps a man who isn't the male lead. The leads never have a relationship crisis; the heroine simply forgets her roots. Don't read if that bothers you.] The proudest thing the little nobody Xia Ranshuang ever did was cling to the goddess Yun Su when she was six. Even with
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Ye Luoli: The Master of the Flower Codex Has Transmigrated 叶罗丽：花之法典的主人穿越了
[No one is vilified. The leads have too much free time. The villains are genuinely evil. 2v1. The story is complete. If you want 1v1, I can change the ending.] Xia Zhi transmigrated by accident, which was bad enough. Worse, she landed in a forbidden place, a hellhole with no way out. To escape, Xia Zhi not only tricked the tenth rank, but also found eleven unlucky scapegoats to take her place in the “cell.” She even brazenly told the World King, “Old man, times have changed!” But going too far c
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I Died After My First Crush 青春萌动后我狗带了
Even Luo Yin herself has no idea why she feels so drawn to the new transfer student. The first time they meet is on the first day of the new school year. The transfer student passes her a folded note: Yin, I'm sorry. There was more to what happened. Will you hear me out? Luo Yin blinks in confusion and writes across the page: “Did you know me before?” The second time they meet, the boy holds an umbrella, his smile bright as the sun. Luo Yin is flustered at once. She doesn't know how to handle hi
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