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Men Become Addicted to Stealing Heroines.
[Quick travel* heroine with Max charm value/cannon fodder female partner savior* many men* dark and dark style* elegant* romantic] The story of the heroine quickly traveling through various small worlds to save the cannon fodder female supporting role...
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Prisoner L
[Plot Realistic Dark Elegant Style] Everyone is a prisoner of life. (Man is born free, but he is always in chains) A genius girl who lost her memory and killed her father and mother escaped from a high-pressure prison where terrorists, political prisoners, religious extremists, international spies, drug lords, etc. Were imprisoned...
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The Forced Love Boss Lost His Memory After Being Picked up by a Canary
[Australian Island style of the 1980s and 1990s* Aristocratic college* Casino gangster* Elegant and crazy* Micro heartthrob* Many men* The heroine only loves herself] Lin Zhan passed through the book and became the canary fodder and fake daughter canary in the novel about being forced to love the boss. Bad news: She was evicted from a wealthy family. Good news: She picked up the amnesiac boss. The plot begins with the two living together in a rental house. Demining: This is not a spoiled wife
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The Eighth Seal
The Book of Revelation is the final book of the New Testament. It describes the Lamb (Christ) opening the Seven Seals, each of which heralds a different calamity of the end times: • The First through Fourth Seals: The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse arrive, symbolizing war, famine, plague, and death; • The Fifth and Sixth Seals: The cries of the martyrs, celestial omens, and mountains crumbling as the earth splits apart; • The Seventh Seal: When the seventh seal is opened, “there is silence i
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The Eldest Lady Has No Desire to Live
The daughter of a wealthy family + wearing books + officialdom + war and troubled times + real and fake princesses + I thought it was a story about farming in rural areas, but unexpectedly it was a story about palace and house fighting. I thought it was a battle between palaces and houses, but it turned into an essay about power and officialdom. What I thought was an article about political power, turned into an article about war and hegemony in troubled times... Yunhua said that as a fem
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Fengliu with Jin
Xie Yaoguang, who was in the Jin Dynasty in a low-level martial arts style, killed the prince of the Hou family in the beginning, and disguised himself as a man with a similar appearance to steal the identity of the deceased prince, and became a small flag of the imperial guards who took office in the local area... Bad news: He was mistakenly bound to the villain acting system and is the son-in-law of the villain princess. Good news: At the same time, the literary talent was awakened This art
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After I Transmigrate into a Book as a Republic-Era Star, I Fake My Death and Escape the Young Marshals
Ming Weixi transmigrates into a book, becoming a doomed supporting heroine in an unfinished Republic-era novel: a peerlessly beautiful opera star. In life, she was the captive plaything of young marshals caught up in tortured love and coercive passion; in death, she became the moonlight in their hearts. The girl she once saved, the heroine, lived under the name of her sister and became family to her, as well as the pampered darling of the young marshals... After transmigrating into the book, Mi
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Espionage: Silent Undercurrents
On the eve of the attack on Pearl Harbor, Xie Buchen, deputy director of Intelligence Division 76 and a man with three identities, receives assignments from Division 76, the Military Statistics Bureau, and the Chinese Communist Party. Jiang Xiyu, a Harvard economics graduate who has returned from studying abroad, disguises herself as both the niece of a notorious traitor and the daughter of a Japanese aristocrat. The story begins aboard the Victoria, a liner sailing from Hong Kong to Shanghai...
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