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Books by A Snap of the Fingers
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Her Flash-Married Husband Turns Out to Be Her Ex's VIP Client 闪婚老公竟是前任的至尊客户
After her boyfriend dumped her out of the blue, Li Jun met the man her mother had picked out for her as a blind date. She hadn’t wanted to start dating so soon, but a fortune-teller said that if she didn’t get married before her birthday this year, she’d never meet a good man and would end up alone forever. Seriously? Her birthday was only a week away. Whatever, ending up alone wasn’t all that scary! Still, seeing how worried her mother looked, she decided to give in. As long as the man was norm
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My Stoic Boss Is Actually the Male Dancer I Tipped 闷骚老板竟然我打赏的擦舞男
[Goofy on the Outside, Sharp on the Inside Assistant VS. Possessive, Jealous CEO] [Sweet Romance with Mutual Devotion] [Lighthearted Daily Life] [Clear-Headed Characters] [No Abuse of the Female Lead] Zhong Moyu has had ridiculous luck lately: After losing her job, her “digital bestie” referred her to a top perfume company. A monthly salary of over ten thousand, an easy job, and all day to slack off and watch male streamers... Especially “Fragrant Pea,” who wears a maid outfit. He's her digital
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I Got Drunk! I Mistook the Young Master for a Male Model and Dragged Him Home 喝大了！误把少爷当男模掳回家
1v3 (aloof female CEO vs. top-tier love-struck, scheming young heir + utterly obedient, loyal younger brother who works as her housekeeper + blunt, forceful-love, pseudo-4i rich young master) (The female lead is not pure; all the men are, and male leads 1, 2, and 3 all serve the female lead.) Fang Hua is the strong-willed, decisive CEO of a construction company, with a steady and formidable core. Years of working out have given her a powerfully built figure. She’s rich, beautiful, and fit, and h
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The Fallen Painter 沦亡画师
The gods died long ago, and even their corpses were devoured. A hazy purple moon bathes the earth in its light. Even the greatest wizards will eventually meet their end. Visitors from other worlds arrive in droves, like misshapen flames drawing in fragile moths. When knights die to cannons and steam replaces horses, who keeps driving this unnatural Industrial Revolution, this false Victorian age, from behind the scenes? In this rapidly changing era, perhaps the supernatural is the true dominant
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