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Books by 霸道肿柴撒手没

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  1. The Dragon Girl of the Apocalypse Is a Total Beauty Fanatic, and the Commander Spoils Her 末世龙女重度颜控,指挥官他超宠 Fantastical Romance408k WordsCompleted Sweet, amnesiac dragon princess × cold-faced, godlike apocalypse commander In year 85 of the apocalypse, Liu She found a sleeping girl frozen in ten-thousand-year-old ice deep in Mount Tai. He raised his gun. Mutant: kill on sight. The moment the ice cracked, she opened her eyes. Golden eyes, silver hair, and a flowing purple dress: she was as beautiful as a goddess descended to earth. She gently caught the bullet between two slender fingers, then held it out to him with a sweet, ethereal voice: 843Reads8.3Score114Shelves
  2. The Saintess Wants to Quit Again Today 圣女她今天也想辞职 Ancient Romance120k WordsOngoing [Transmigrate into another world, historical romance | A ruthless, patient hostage prince x a scheming prince who later takes the lead vs. the Moon-Worshipping Saintess | Sweet romance | A thousand-year fate] [A secure job? More like a cast-iron pot to stew myself in!] Overworked office drone Nan Yin turned her workplace upside down, lost her job overnight, and fell into a peach grove in another world. After narrowly escaping death, she was mistaken for the Moon God's Saintess by the hostage pri 102Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. A Fake Marriage in the Eighties: The Commander Had It Planned All Along 八零假婚:首长他蓄谋已久 Modern Romance172k WordsOngoing Feng Shuangshuang’s greatest regret before she died was never getting the chance to tell Zhao Yanjing, “I do.” When she opened her eyes again, she was Feng Shuangshuang in 1980: a simple-minded girl locked in an earthen house, waiting for her uncle to sell her to her rotten cousin. The night she escaped, it was raining. The whole village was tricked into chasing her through the fishponds with flashlights. At the last moment, a large hand pulled her back from the brink of death. The man wore a cr 2Reads—Score—Shelves