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Books by 跃千里
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You Chose Your Guy Best Friend, So Why Regret It When I Break Up with You? 你选男闺蜜，我提分手你后悔啥？
Su Wanqing is in love with Gu Yan, but she often neglects him for her male best friend. She repeatedly stands him up and puts her friend’s trivial problems first. After trying and failing to talk things through with her time and again, Gu Yan gradually loses patience and finally breaks up with her. Only then does Su Wanqing realize that he wasn’t joking: she has truly lost him. And so begins her long journey to win him back…
113Reads—Score—Shelves
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After the Divorce, His Ex-Wife Regrets It and Breaks Down 离婚后，妻子追悔破防
Shen Quan finds himself inhabiting the body of a lovesick doormat from the start. When his wife and her family give him a hard time and his wife treats him with cold disdain, he hits back with swagger and flips the table: “Divorce!” His wife assumes he'll have nothing after the divorce, but his life is only just beginning. Building his career and winning the hearts of beauties, Shen Quan becomes the man every guy envies. His ex-wife watches Shen Quan, confident and triumphant on TV, and complete
27Reads—Score116Shelves
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Old Zhu Reborn: Don't Fight It, the Legitimate Eldest Son Is the Answer 老朱重生：别争，嫡长才是答案
In the thirty-first year of Hongwu, Zhu Yuanzhang dies and his soul transmigrates into the body of Emperor Longwu of the Great Liang Dynasty. He opens his eyes to find a timid Crown Prince, a powerful Prince of Qin, and court officials choosing sides. The system of succession by the legitimate eldest son is hanging by a thread. Old Zhu slaps the imperial desk. “I conquered the realm with a single bowl back in my day. You think I can't handle a pack of little punks like you?” Crown Prince Zhao Zh
7Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Road to Survival at the End of the Han Dynasty 汉末求生之路
In the second year of Xingping, Chang’an falls and the Han dynasty teeters on the brink. Liu Xie wakes to find himself an emperor in name only, a puppet in the hands of Li Jue and Guo Si. Faced with Li Jue’s probing, he grovels; faced with Guo Si’s attempts to win him over, he plays dumb; faced with the ministers’ moral blackmail, he turns a deaf ear. Everyone thinks he is a useless emperor, and no one notices him setting up an iron pot in an abandoned stable and boiling coarse salt into his fir
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