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Books by 毛毛爱上猫
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Hey! There's No Case We Two Can't Crack! 嘿！还有我俩破不了的案！
A calm, reserved forensic doctor VS an efficient, decisive, outgoing detective Two male leads + sweet romance + deduction + suspense + love + action + crime investigation + case-solving Come along into a world filled with suspense, romance, and insight. Amid the gripping, thrilling plot, experience the brilliance and warmth of human nature. Every case is twisty, bizarre, and full of surprises, keeping you hooked. Come uncover the secrets hidden deep within the city!
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The Divine Doctor’s Legitimate Daughter: Your Majesty, Please Step Down 神医嫡女：帝君，请下榻
Jing Mengyi is a genius doctor and special agent who accidentally transmigrates to ancient times and becomes the unloved eldest daughter of the Jing family. Using her medical expertise and special-agent skills, she turns the ancient world upside down. Along the way, she meets a devoted emperor who keeps clinging to her and insists he wants to marry her. What is she supposed to do?
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Rejected by a Powerful Family, the Real Heiress Restores National Treasures 被豪门嫌弃后，真千金靠修复国宝
Su Jin, an antiques restorer raised in a small town, is discovered to be the Gu family's biological daughter, switched at birth and heir to one of the most powerful families in the capital. But after returning to the family, she finds none of the affection she imagined. Her biological parents and brothers favor only Gu Weiwei, the adopted daughter they've raised for twenty years, who has long been at the center of high society. They look down on Su Jin for her humble background and her supposedl
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The Weasel Seeks a Heavenly Title: A Mortician's Mystery of Seeing Through Illusions 黄皮子讨封：入殓师的破妄之谜
Lin Jiuchuan, a mortician in Huangxian Village, has been able to see unclean things since birth. That night, as he dressed an old woman in her funeral clothes, his Eye of Truth suddenly began to burn. Three yellow hairs crawled out through a crack in the coffin, and a voice came from the old temple at the village entrance: “Hey, does this look human to you?” The legend of the “Yellow Weasel Asking for a Title,” in which twelve villagers died a hundred years ago, was playing out again that very n
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