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Books by 湖里浪

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  1. After Years of Seeking Revenge, I Fell in Love with My Enemy's Daughter 我复仇多年,却爱上仇人之女 14k WordsCompleted I spent years seeking revenge, only to fall in love with my enemy's daughter 8Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The Son-in-Law’s Trillion-Dollar Inheritance: I’m Coming Clean After Being Reborn 赘婿的万亿遗产:重生后我摊牌了 Urban1.9M WordsCompleted [Powerful CEO + reborn revenge + business warfare and face-slapping + invincible protagonist] Zhang family villa, Jiangcheng. A wall of lawyers blocks the hall, and the yellowed live-in son-in-law contract is torn to shreds. Qin Lang crushes the Zhang family crest underfoot. A notarized inheritance worth trillions rains down on his father-in-law: “These scraps you fed me for three years, now I'm collecting, with interest...” “Your whole family will pay with their bone marrow!” The financial worl 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Mending a Broken Relationship 破镜重圆 Modern Romance13k WordsCompleted Mended Broken Hearts —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Food Deliveries to Another World: The Nation Wants Me to Promote Its Products 外卖送达异界,国家找我带货 Urban683k WordsCompleted [Urban High Martial Arts + Travel Between Two Worlds + National Team + Comedic Misunderstandings + One Heroine] One food delivery order tears open the barrier between two worlds! Twenty-five-year-old delivery rider Gu Yuan takes a ride into an unfamiliar alley to earn an extra 30 yuan in delivery fees… A portal appears, leading to a high-martial-arts otherworld! A pack of instant noodles saves an otherworldly grandmaster. A lighter is mistaken for a “divine weapon of thunder arts.” His casual “T —Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. The Mind-Reading Art of Secondhand Smoke 二手烟里的读心术 Mystery703k WordsCompleted Inhaling secondhand smoke lets her read memories, but each use raises her foster mother’s nursing-home fees by 5%. Do you want the truth, or your loved ones? Lin Xi, a lung cancer ward nurse, unexpectedly awakens the ability to read minds when she inhales secondhand smoke. Every wisp of smoke carries the smoker’s most hidden memories. When she glimpses a black-market deal between the medical system and tobacco capital in the final memories of a critically ill elderly patient, the fees at her fos —Reads—Score—Shelves