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Books by 胡辣壳
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Forced Into a Flash Marriage: The Proud Young Master Jiang's Unlucky Little Wife 被迫闪婚，傲娇江少的冤种小娇妻
On their wedding night, the groom never came home. He said, “Wang, just looking at your face makes me sick.” She said, “The feeling's mutual.” Wang Yuhe was always saying, “You shouldn't be superstitious.” But even in her wildest dreams, she never imagined she'd end up married because of her birth date and horoscope, and to none other than Jiang Musheng, the infamous second young master of the Jiang family. Wang Yuhe hated Jiang Musheng's arrogance, while Jiang Musheng loathed her disdain. Their
221Reads6.9Score—Shelves
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A Face Like Our First Meeting 颜如初见
[Mutual firsts + healing + sweet romance + secret crush] It began with a deal: she traded marriage for the chance to bring her brother home to rest in peace. Ji Lichu was a child raised by a single mother, with no one knowing who her father was. The year she met Yan Jichen, she had no idea he was the elusive second young master of the Yan family of Jingzhou, a man everyone had heard of but no one had seen. Their first meeting was a clash of sharp edges, sparks flying as if Earth had collided wit
151Reads8.4Score—Shelves
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Giving Up on My Ten-Year Crush, the Scheming Mr. Lu Panics 放弃十年暗恋，腹黑陆总他慌了
He was the joy of her youth, and the beginning of her nightmare. Ten years of secret love vanished like smoke, while her fixation became a shackle that kept her trapped. When she was twelve, Lu Yanchong was the boy Pei Wangyu liked, a joy she carefully hid in her heart, too afraid to confess. At nineteen, he sent her brother to prison with his own hands, and turned her into a canary trapped in a cage. He said, “Pei Wangyu, you can pay for your brother's crimes.” Later, love took root in his hatr
43Reads—Score—Shelves
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Wild Dogs of the Abyss 深渊野狗
“Come on, tell me. What did that piece-of-shit fiancé of yours offer you to make you dump me like a dog?” Cheng Ding clutched the wedding invitation. The gold lettering burned red in his eyes, and he was still unwilling to accept it. Jiang Wusi, standing opposite him, made no attempt to hide the truth. “Money and power.” Her blunt reply gave Cheng Ding, who had been doing his best to contain his anger, a faint glimmer of hope. “Could you not marry him? I can give you those things too.” She gave
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