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Books by A Lamp in the Distant River
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After Our Contract Marriage, the Cold-Faced Heir Could No Longer Hide His Feelings 协议结婚后，冷面继承人藏不住了
[Marriage Before Love + Marriage of Convenience + Powerful Family Alliance + Secret Crush Comes True + Career Growth] [Clearheaded, independent jewelry designer × restrained, devoted, cold-faced heir] The jewelry brand “Zhiguang,” left behind by her mother, is about to be sold off by the family, and Xu Qingzhi is being forced to surrender control of the business. At the board meeting, everyone is waiting to see her driven out. But Gu Yanheng, heir to the Gu family, pushes a marriage agreement
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A Substitute Bride in the Eastern Palace: I Uncovered a Deadly Plot in the Imperial City 替嫁东宫，我查出皇城杀局
"Everyone out. This hall is about to collapse." On my wedding night, I stood in the bridal hall in my wedding gown and glanced up at the roof beams. The guests had not yet realized what was happening. Half a quarter of an hour later, the main beam crashed down, smashing the wedding bed to pieces. Everyone said the old Eastern Palace had simply fallen into disrepair. But I was born into a family of master builders. I could tell at a glance: That beam had not broken on its own. Someone had
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I Open the Coffins of the Dead, and the City’s Elite Are Panicking 我替死人开箱，全城权贵都慌了
[Urban suspense + communicating with the dead through their belongings + strong female lead and career plot + two brilliant minds in love] Three days before her wedding, Shen Yanqing’s fiancé dies. Everyone says she brought about his death. Her in-laws force her to take responsibility for thirty million yuan in debt. Her biological parents urge her to sell the home she bought before marriage. Even the funeral becomes a trial, where they pressure her to sign papers. Then, while sorting throug
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After the College Entrance Exams, the Other Top Scorer Never Showed Up 高考后，另一个第一名没有赴约
On the day the college entrance exams ended, the one person she never expected to stand her up did exactly that. Qiao Nian waited from daylight until dark. Liang Ye never came, and she couldn’t get through to him by phone. Before that, he had never made her wait more than five minutes. They had never been cut from the same cloth. Qiao Nian trusted grades and standard answers, while Liang Ye cared only about whether something could actually work. The first time they met, her bicycle broke d
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