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Books by 月下瓜田
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After Breaking Off the Engagement, the Aloof Goddess of the Capital's Elite Takes Me to Register Our Marriage 退婚后，京圈高冷女神拉我领证
On the day his wealthy fiancée publicly calls off their engagement, Chen Shen is mocked as a poor wage slave who will spend his whole life making PowerPoint presentations. He smiles calmly, turns around, and climbs into a top-of-the-line Hongqi L5 with a black Beijing A license plate! The window rolls down to reveal Shen Qingqiu, the cold and mysterious “Ice-Faced Guanyin” of the capital, a woman people go out of their way to avoid. “Hey, kid, got your heart broken? Want to marry your big sister
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My Father Is Zhu Yuanzhang: I Transmigrated to the Ming Dynasty to Live Off Him! 朱元璋是我爹，穿越大明啃老！
Zhu Bo transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty and mistakes Zhu Yuanzhang for his father. He mooches off the emperor himself, becoming the ultimate freeloader!
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The Transmigrated Female Side Character: Author, Are You Asleep? I Can't Sleep 穿书女配，作者你睡了吗我睡不着
[A 996 wage slave transmigrates into a vicious supporting female character who won't survive past chapter three? She slams the table: Author, are you asleep? I can't sleep!] After getting killed by a subway train, she wakes up in a melodramatic CEO novel, cast in a disposable role with a script that goes: “Chapter One: gets red wine thrown on her and is publicly humiliated. Chapter Two: gets blacklisted by the CEO. Chapter Three: dies in a car crash and has her ashes scattered.” Her built-in com
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The System Forces Me to Seduce Him, but I Just Want Social Security 系统逼我勾引他，而我只想领社保
[Both leads are devoted to each other + everyday workplace life + they flirt by turns. Full-time slacker assistant VS cold, sleepless workaholic] Su Ran had finally stuck it out until her company went bankrupt and she got a huge severance package. But before she could even finish sleeping in, she transmigrated into the role of the "vicious female assistant" in a CEO romance novel. Fine. As long as she had social insurance, a job was a job. The System repeatedly drilled its instructions into her:
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