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Books by 挽芹
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Secret Marriage, Sweet Romance: The Lu Family Heir's Priceless Darling 隐婚蜜爱，陆少的天价心尖宠
Lu Siheng fell in love at first sight that year, and after ten years of secret admiration, his feelings finally came true. He seemed cold and distant, but was deeply devoted and faithful. The heroine was gentle on the outside, yet strong and independent within. She went from having no impression of the hero at all to the two of them finding their way to each other.
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Mr. Fu’s One-of-a-Kind Devotion 傅先生的独有偏爱
[A decade of doting on her as she grows up + an age gap of ten years and the ultimate in tender care + “She is his one and only exception, the one he cherishes above all others” + an unconventional older-man-and-young-woman romance: the male lead knows from the first glance that she is the one, and refuses to entertain any ambiguity] [Sweet interactions right from the start, heart-fluttering moments in every chapter. The male lead is “ruthless to the world, but tender to the core with her,” whil
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Palace of Prosperity: The Emperor’s Substitute Consort 盛世宫阙：皇帝的替身妃
Shen Qingli, a modern restorer of traditional Chinese paintings, transmigrates into the Great Zhou dynasty after an accident at a museum. She becomes the daughter of a low-ranking civil official and is about to enter the palace for the selection of consorts. Because she bears a striking resemblance to Emperor Bai Yichen’s late beloved, Murong Wan, a former dynasty’s princess who died three years earlier, he chooses her at first sight. On their wedding night, she accidentally catches him speaking
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Mr. Gu, I’m the First Love You Mistook for Someone Else! 顾少，你认错的白月光是我！
It was a marriage built on a stand-in’s role. She gave him her heart, but he paid her no mind. When she finally gave up and left, she returned with their gifted child, and he went mad searching for her. Only then did he realize that the first love he had once let slip away, the woman he had cherished in his heart, was the very wife he had driven away with his own hands.
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