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Books by A Suspicious Netizen, Wow

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  1. Raising a Mad Dog 疯狗饲养 A Suspicious Netizen, Wow一位可疑网友哇Two Male Leads301k WordsCompleted [Male-Male Leads + Countryside + Sweet Romance + Mutual Devotion] It’s basically the story of Ge Cang, who was kidnapped and raised in the mountains for ten years before being reunited with his biological parents and becoming a rich young master again. He then, bandit-like, kidnaps Song Jiamu, who grew up in the village, and takes him away from the mountains. From then on, Song Jiamu can belong only to Ge Cang, and Ge Cang is Song Jiamu’s one and only home. 41Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  2. Chimera 嵌合体 A Suspicious Netizen, Wow一位可疑网友哇Two Male Leads201k WordsCompleted [Two male leads + intense compatibility + obsessive, unromantic love + overwhelming possessiveness + no scruples + both devoted only to each other + sweet everyday moments + a variety of genres] Love is absolute possession, something you can't control, something you give without holding back. A collection of short novels featuring two male leads! 3Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. I Fell in Love with My Sworn Brother’s Little Brother 和拜把子弟弟的弟弟谈恋爱了 A Suspicious Netizen, Wow一位可疑网友哇Two Male Leads44k WordsCompleted [Younger man] [Eight-year age gap] [Everyday life] Gu Chuan runs a convenience store in a bustling little alley, making him a small-time business owner. Over time, he grows close to all the neighbors, and even becomes sworn brothers with Xie Peng, who often delivers goods to his store, accepting him as his younger brother. Who could have guessed that familiarity would turn to affection, and Gu Chuan would fall in love with Xie Cheng, Xie Peng's biological younger brother? Now the family seniorit —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. A Little One's Flight of Fancy 小人儿的天马行空录 A Suspicious Netizen, Wow一位可疑网友哇Urban196k WordsCompleted Welcome to read my work. I write down little stories here. Some are inspired by everyday flights of fancy, some by the wild imaginings of dreams, and some are adapted from real events. —Reads—Score—Shelves