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Books by 璃山有
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You Want It All, but Once You Find True Love, You Get Annoyed 既要又要，真爱上，你又嫌烦了
[Absurdity × Nonsense × Easygoing laughs × Light comedy with a sharp-tongued, eccentric personality that goes off the rails] As for Jiang Nian, she’s useless at everything, but she sure knows how to serve up a cup of “tea.” The kind that stays fragrant all year round., A sharp-tongued netizen Jiang Nian sneered and replied: Your brain is a daily necessity. I hope you don’t treat it like a decoration. What’s wrong with you? All you do all day is chase clout. No brains, no people skills. Jiang Nia
95Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Cannon-Fodder Heroine Picks Up the Crown Prince, Who Wants Her Money and Her Too 女炮灰她捡到太子要钱还要人
[Farming in the Early Stages + Political Intrigue Later On + Transmigrate into a Book + Sweet Romance + One-on-One Devoted Couple] Zhu Mengmeng was terribly unlucky: she transmigrated into a novel she'd just read as a cannon-fodder girl with the same name! And she transmigrated right into the ridiculous scene where the original cannon-fodder heroine finds the male lead, only to abandon him! The male lead is the Crown Prince! This man will one day rule the entire Sheng Dynasty! How could the orig
26Reads—Score—Shelves
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You Live in My Memories 你存在我的回忆里
[Unrequited love + BE + youth on campus] (From the male lead's perspective, in the discussion section at the end of the final chapter) They say unrequited love is a kind of courtesy, secretly building a castle behind someone's back. For He Tongyou, it meant spending her entire youth weaving a lie that she didn't like him. They say unrequited love is when the teacher calls your name and I look up before you do. For Xu Jing, it meant embracing the breeze that had passed over her, then missi
22Reads8.1Score—Shelves
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I Only Wanted to Hear You Say You Like Me 不过是想听一句喜欢
Ever since graduating from high school, Lin Miaoshang has carried a sense of regret. She had secretly loved someone for three whole years, but was too stubborn to confess. Even by graduation, she hadn’t let him glimpse even the slightest hint of her feelings. After a year of college, she finally realized that she really did love him and couldn’t forget him. But fate can slip away in a single moment, and feelings left unspoken may never get another chance to be expressed. Then one day, at the mil
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