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Books by 苞米糕糕
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Captive Wild Rose 囚禁野玫瑰
Angsty romance + unhinged male lead (if you dislike this, don’t read) + no reconciliation Another warning: the male lead is obsessive and unhinged. If you dislike that, don’t read. Aloof, noble doctor Shi Yi VS gentle, well-behaved teacher Yu Huan From the moment the first rose bloomed, the Creator had been plotting this encounter, one called redemption. Shi Yi was like the moon reflected on water. Yu Huan had gazed up at him for five whole years, loving him humbly as her bright, clear white ros
4.4kReads8.7Score237Shelves
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Tempted and Wooed! The Obsessive He Family Heir Fantasizes About Her Day and Night 诱哄！偏执贺少对她日夜妄想
[Capital-circle jewelry tycoon, refined scoundrel, possessive and abstinent VS cool, alluring pipa beauty, sweet and flirtatious] Sweet romance + mutual firsts + long-planned pursuit + irresistible tension + six-year age gap … The first time they met was on Shu Yuan’s eighteenth birthday. She was downstairs with her mother, greeting the guests, when she suddenly sensed someone watching her from behind. She looked around but saw no one. Then she glanced up and met He Renxi’s gaze on the second f
922Reads8.8Score—Shelves
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Her Wild Dog 她的野犬
Cool, aloof rose VS born bad seed [Both are inexperienced + college campus + obsessive male lead + forced love + mildly yandere] Wen Er once approached a boy for money. That summer, their flirtation grew like young wheat gone wild, amid the mingled cicadas and blazing sun. But in the end, she ran away. When they met again two years later, she realized she'd picked the wrong person to provoke. The clean-cut, carefree boy was clearly a wild dog, bound by no rules. * The Song family wielded immense
40Reads7.4Score—Shelves
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Ode to a Spring Night 春夜颂
There were only two words on the tombstone: “Jiang Pan.” Second Brother said, “She spent her whole life trapped by the two characters in Xin You, and never managed to be free. Now, let her be herself again.” Jiang Pan: Pan, as in “longing.” Two years later, amid the ruins of Damascus, where roses should have been in full bloom, someone rescued Qi Yan's blood-soaked body. The pocket watch he carried held a photograph of Xin You at eighteen, vivid and full of life, like a flower blooming on a cli
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