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Books by 江灯荼
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Would You Be My Dog, Big Sis? 做姐姐的狗好不好
Groveling redemption / secret love / powerful man’s carefully laid pursuit / all-consuming devotion A well-behaved girl led astray vs. a masterful actor with a dark, obsessive streak At twelve, Leng Tingxue was carried out of a fire by Fu Xiuming and brought home to the Fu family. He told her he didn’t like people who made trouble. For the next thirteen years, she became the most obedient girl imaginable. But in the end, all she got was an invitation to his wedding to someone else. He said it wa
2.2kReads8.9Score384Shelves
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Why Are You Crying? Didn't You Like It This Way? 哭什么？不是喜欢这么玩吗
Down-on-her-luck heiress x sinister powerful tycoon Taming-the-dog romance / The powerful one bows his head / Devoted to each other Eight years ago, Song An was still Jiang Wan, the princess everyone in Jiangcheng envied. Cruel and domineering, she spent a hundred thousand yuan to buy Pei Jinzhao, whom his father had forced to beg on his knees in the street. She made him call her master, forcing him to kneel by her bedside every night as she tormented him. For those three years, his body was cov
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My Online Revenge Backfired on My Toxic Childhood Friend 网恋报复阴湿竹马翻车后
[Sweet, talkative chatterbox who's innocent on the outside but secretly naughty x gloomy, voyeuristic ghost of a man] [Both unmask each other / bittersweet unrequited love from his perspective, uncomplicated fluff from hers] When Yun Li was six, a new neighbor moved in next door. He was gloomy and withdrawn, and never cracked a smile, but his grades were terrifyingly good. Soon, her parents' favorite refrain became: "Look at Wen Cong next door. This time, he..." Yun Li heard it so often she got
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A Co-Conspirator 拥有一个共犯
A timid, desperate-to-survive office worker vs. a cold-blooded, antisocial serial-killer psychopath Bad news: Li Li transmigrated into a book. Good news: It was a book she had written herself. Bad news: Everyone in the book was a rabid lunatic. The villain was a psychopath who had committed a hundred serial murders, utterly devoid of humanity and obsessed with gouging people's eyes out on their birthdays. Faced with the tragic fate awaiting her, Li Li made up her mind at once Run. She had to run
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