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My Best Friend Transmigrated to Become My Mortal Enemy's Sister-in-Law 闺蜜穿越成死对头妯娌
After my best friend and I finished complaining about a household-intrigue drama, we both transmigrated into the Hou Mansion as feuding sisters-in-law. The whole household expected us to tear each other apart, but we were sharing spicy snacks under the covers. In front of everyone, she’d knock over my teacup and I’d tear her clothes, both of us acting our hearts out. In private, she helped regulate my period and I helped her clap back at our mother-in-law. Perfect teamwork. Later, we joined forc
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The Abandoned Empress Divorced Him, and He Wept with Regret 废后和离，他悔哭了
Deposed empress Su Wantang divorces the emperor in open court, tosses down her phoenix seal, and makes a fortune through business, rising to become the richest person in the capital. Her ex-husband, Gu Huaixu, regrets everything and begs her to remarry him. She only laughs coldly: “I never turn back.” A chase-your-wife-to-the-crematorium story: watch as she makes sure he can never escape.
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In Southern Xinjiang, There Are Gu: Their Name Is Asang 南疆有蛊，其名阿桑
They say the Miao girls are skilled in poison and sorcery. Asang's gu is made for those who refuse to believe in it. Gu Qingci just happens to be one of them. She saves him, and he marries her. A marriage forced upon them, and a love gu planted at the cost of her life. "The gu is gone. You can leave now." But he pins her against the wall, his eyes red-rimmed. "Leave? Asang, you put a gu on me. You're responsible for me for the rest of your life."
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I Became a Martial Arts Grandmaster by Picking Up Scrap 我靠捡破烂成武道宗师
Everyone seeks a path beyond the ordinary, yet no one knows that the human body is born without any connection to power. All the power behind the world's martial arts comes from old objects that have borne witness to joy, sorrow, life, and death. People call them martial relics. Ancient blades conceal murderous obsessions, silver lockets hold long-lasting yearning, and old military bugles still echo with the mournful cries of battles fought a century ago. Those who wield these relics borrow thei
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A Hint of Summer 微微一夏
Day after day, he tightened screws at an electronics factory. Amid the monotonous grind of everyday life, he stumbled upon the summer that belonged to him. One was struggling to make ends meet at the bottom of society; the other had a future without limits. Though they had fallen for each other, he could only take one step back after another. Summer always ends. Some people are a rare stroke of luck just to meet, yet in the end, they cannot stay together.
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Knowing the South, Longing for the Fisherman’s Return 知南慕渔归
Su Muyu and Xu Zhinan have been at each other’s throats for twenty years. After one drunken night, they accidentally end up expecting a baby, and their families rush them into getting married. Once they start living together, they bicker and undermine each other every day. He complains with his mouth but quietly protects his wife, while she puts on a tough front and hides her growing feelings. As they squabble and spar, their mutual crush slowly comes to light.
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Seven Years of Jacarandas 七年蓝花楹
The essence of rekindled love is not returning to the past, but two entirely new people falling in love again. True love means falling for the same person over and over. Lin Xi's hidden pain: She has always believed they broke up because of Lu Shihan's "silent treatment" and because he "didn't love her enough." It is the deepest thorn in her heart. Lu Shihan's hidden secret: The real reason they broke up seven years ago, and where he went during the seven years he disappeared.
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The Movie Emperor’s Personal Healer for His Emotional Woes 影帝的专属情绪树洞治愈师
The movie star pretended to be broke, called me his big sister, and cried in the app every day. Then I joined his studio, and he cornered me in the break room. His voice was just as pitiful as it was online, but his eyes were not. “Big sister, you don’t treat me like this online.”
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