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Books by 法染
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Never Pick Up a Man by the Roadside Unless He's Useful 路边的男人不能捡，除非他有用
Never Pick Up a Man by the Side of the Road, Unless He’s Useful
6.1kReads—Score119Shelves
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I Died in the First Year My Brother Fought to Clear My Name 死在哥哥为我翻案的第一年
I died in the first year my brother fought to clear my name
4.9kReads—Score—Shelves
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This Time, I'll Be the One to Push You Away 这次，换我亲手推开你
This Time, I’ll Be the One to Push You Away
2.7kReads—Score—Shelves
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Exes, Don't Bother Me: I'm Ascending to Immortality 前任勿扰，我要飞升证道
Leave Me Alone, Ex. I'm Ascending to Prove the Dao
1.2kReads—Score105Shelves
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After a Century of Wandering, the Goddess's Dao Companion Returned and Asked for a Divorce 神女道侣游历百年，归来说要休夫
Two days before I was due to undergo my tribulation, my wife returned from her travels with a mortal man. “I plan to be married to Jing’an for a while. Remember to play along. He’ll live less than a hundred years, which is no more than the blink of an eye to us.” For the past twenty thousand years, she had loved me with all her heart, even defying the whole world to marry me. And to make her my wife, I’d carved out two of my own ribs and turned them into magical artifacts as tokens of our love.
549Reads—Score—Shelves
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After Our Divorce, the Merciless Dao Master Sister Fell to Demonic Cultivation 和离后，无情道大师姐入魔了
Senior Sister was born without the roots of emotion. I volunteered to marry her, hoping to help her rediscover the seven emotions. I did everything I could, staying by her side for a hundred years and laying my whole heart before her. But the words she said to me most often were: “Stop bothering me.” Then she casually saved a wisteria vine. After that, she started talking more. She even smiled. I knew it was time for me to leave.
100Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Real Heiress Chooses to Return to the Countryside 真千金选择回农村
Twenty-two years after I was switched at birth, my biological mother brought me home. The fake heiress fawned over me in front of the family, but behind their backs she took over my room, ruined my clothes, and led the others in ostracizing and bullying me. She thought I was a helpless country girl who could do nothing but cry. But I slipped into her room late at night, carrying a spider bigger than her head. As she fainted from fright, I asked, puzzled, "Little sister, this is the life-bound Gu
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