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Hermes’ Lover 赫尔墨斯情人
【The comic is currently running, with new episodes every Saturday】 【A vertical short drama adaptation has been signed】 【A money-hungry Suzhou embroidery influencer who went into debt to support a deaf-mute embroiderer × a cold-blooded, data-only communications tycoon of Chinese descent】You're greedy, I'm rich. We're a perfect match. Jiang Ran beat Cen Ji up the first time she met him. Three days later, at a brand partnership banquet, Jiang Ran wore a borrowed gown and mingled among the fashion i
1.4kReads9.1Score157Shelves
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Submission 臣服
【Historical mystery + political intrigue and the jianghu, female lead plays the fool to catch her prey】 【Two-faced, unhinged female assassin VS rebellious, powerful minister】 Ever since she boarded the “pirate ship” Gu Xingzhi had prepared for her, Hua Yang felt that her career as an assassin could be summed up in one word: humiliating. She fell into a trap while trying to assassinate a witness, then had no choice but to retreat with serious injuries; She was caught red-handed while sneaking int
621Reads9.3Score114Shelves
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Perfect Enemy 完美敌人
The distance between them is further shattered into pieces; they will never meet again if they take a step back. Jing Xia wanted to retreat, but Huo Chuchen wanted to advance. Like it, it can be full of sparks and dangers, or it can be seamless and watertight. One sentence summary: Let's see how two ice cubes fall in love... Reading guide: 1. The male protagonist and the female protagonist are engaged. They agree to get married in person before dissolving the engagement. Each has their ow
198Reads6.7Score—Shelves
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The Minister of Dali Temple 大理寺·卿(姚筱筱、程相、何明翰等主演网剧《与卿行》原著等)
Su Moyì, son of Princess Anyang and a senior official at the Dali Temple, was the Southern Dynasty’s foremost detective, a man of refined elegance and heavenly beauty. Yet in the official circles of Shengjing, he had earned a fearsome reputation as someone who feared neither ghosts nor gods and yielded to neither immortals nor demons. He was aloof and impersonal, and when he investigated and judged cases, he was impartial and unsparing. The words he heard most often were “Please spare me, my lor
114Reads9.2Score—Shelves