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Books by 筝筝日上
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The Substitute Bride Kicked Her Comatose Husband Awake 替嫁新娘，一脚踢醒植物人老公
When Zhan Moqing woke from his long sleep, the first thing he saw was his new bride with one foot pressed against his cousin's chin. What was going on? Then he ordered his cousin arrested. The reason was simple: Madam Zhan's way of handling things was right up his alley. A sweet, doting romance with no angst throughout.
188Reads8.6Score—Shelves
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Five Years Later, the Empire's Richest Man Takes Her to Get Their Marriage License 五年后，帝国首富拉她去领证
Yan Qing was framed by her stepfather and forced to flee overseas after being sexually assaulted. Six years later, she returns with two adorable children and launches her campaign to make the scum pay. The kids find their way to their father’s office. “We heard you’re our dad?” From then on, Feng Lingxiao, the richest man in the capital, becomes a devoted slave to his children...
79Reads8.3Score—Shelves
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After I Was Cheated On, My Ex's Uncle Tricked Me Into Getting a Marriage License 被劈腿后，前任小叔诓我去领证
Years ago, Ye Mufan and Tang Guo crossed paths once. Years later, the gears of fate brought them together again. The first thing she said when she saw him that day was: “Will you marry me?” He was overjoyed inside, but pretended to be reserved. Not until the marriage certificate was in their hands did Tang Guo ask: “Sugar Sugar’s husband?” “Do you mean Tang Tang’s husband?” “Or Tang Guo’s husband?” This man was not only handsome, but kind of adorable too.
36Reads—Score—Shelves
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You Sent the Betrothal Goose to Your Childhood Sweetheart, So I Married the Crown Prince. What Are You Regretting? 你把聘雁送青梅，我嫁太子你悔啥
Everyone in the capital knows that Xiao Lingxue, the legitimate daughter of the Xiao family, is betrothed to Qi Yunfei, the young master of the Marquis of Yong’an’s household. Even the pair of geese kept at the Qi family’s villa are so sleek and well-fed, just waiting for the auspicious day when they can be brought to her home. But no one expected that at the poetry banquet, she would personally smear rouge on the wedding goose’s feathers. Its neck stiffened, exposing the unmistakable poison of
5Reads—Score—Shelves