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  1. I Ran Into My Ex at a Blind Date, and He Dragged Me Off to Get Our Marriage License That Very Night 相亲相到前男友,他连夜拉我扯证 Modern Romance14k WordsCompleted What’s it like to go on a blind date with your ex? My mom kept insisting I go on a blind date. I scrolled through the matchmaker’s social media posts. “Wait, Auntie Liu’s son is almost thirty and still hasn’t found anyone.” “Are you sure she can find me someone suitable?” Then Auntie Liu turned around and introduced me to her grown son. The “old man” blocked the doorway, gritting his teeth, fire blazing in his eyes. “Jiang Xiuru, you know damn well why I’ve never had a girlfriend, don’t you?” 20kReads9.2Score1.2kShelves
  2. On His Wedding Day, My Childhood Friend Abandoned His Bride to Beg Me to Take Him Back 竹马结婚当日,他抛下新娘追我求复合 Modern Romance13k WordsCompleted I never imagined that the next time I heard news about Jiang Yufeng, it would be that he had regained his sight. What I never expected was that he was getting married. So my love meant nothing to him, and neither did his promises to me. 3Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Tracing Old Feelings 回溯情念 Marriage & Romance13k WordsCompleted On the day my boyfriend and I were supposed to get our marriage license, his cousin, who had just returned from abroad, called and summoned him away. I got angry and argued with him, but my boyfriend said I was being unreasonable. "She's just a young woman who has only just come back to a place where she knows no one, and she doesn't even have a boyfriend. Isn't that pitiful?" So I turned around and got my license with the blind date my parents had introduced me to. I posted our wedding photo on 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Why Settle for a Jerk When His Little Brother Is Better? 渣男哪有弟弟香 12k WordsCompleted At the age of twenty-two. Jian Xichi traded a marriage contract for the Cheng family’s peace. And traded away my whole life, too. At twenty-eight, the woman he had always adored returned to the country. Once again, Jian Xichi used the Cheng family’s safety to threaten me into divorcing him. “Cheng Lan, you’d better know what’s good for you.” His eyes were full of disgust. “As a pawn, you should be ready to be discarded at any time.” I slapped the divorce papers across his face, took my handsome —Reads—Score—Shelves