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Books by 爽说不停

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  1. You Were the One Who Made My Heart Stir, Even If It Came Late 迟来心动都是你 Modern Romance261k WordsCompleted To fulfill her grandfather’s dying wish, a cool, restrained chief cardiac surgeon marries a sunny young woman who runs a bakery. They think it will be a marriage of convenience, but slowly fall for each other amid the everyday routines of married life. 146Reads—Score102Shelves
  2. I, Lu Ming, Have Returned to the Tianxuan Continent 天玄大陆,我陆鸣回来了 Ancient Romance69k WordsCompleted A new work is out! I hope you'll head over to Tomato Novel to read it. I hope you enjoy it. Your support inspires me to write, and I'll do my best to tell every story well! 23Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. After Becoming a Cannon-Fodder Princess, the Regent Can Hear Me 穿成炮灰王妃后,摄政王能听见我 Ancient Romance176k WordsOngoing Modern girl Shen Zhiyi stays up all night finishing an old-fashioned tragic romance novel. When she wakes, she's become the cannon-fodder Princess Consort in the book, who shares her name. In the original story, she schemes against the heroine and conspires with foreign enemies to win the affection of the regent, Xiao Jingheng. In the end, the male lead sends her off with a cup of poison, and not even her body is left behind. After transmigrating, Shen Zhiyi looks at the cold, grim regent before 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Love as Sharp as a Blade 深情如刃 Modern Romance187k WordsCompleted Five years ago, she waited for him all night in the pouring rain, but he never came. Five years later, he stands before her and says, “Shen Nianwei, this time, let me be the one to wait for you...” 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  5. Electricity Comes to Chang’an 长安有电 Historical208k WordsCompleted During the Kaiyuan era of Emperor Xuanzong’s reign in the Tang Dynasty, around 720 CE, the empire was at the height of its glory. Envoys from every land came to pay tribute, politics were relatively open-minded, and commerce flourished, making it a golden window for transmigration. 1Reads—Score—Shelves