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The Bloody Doting Vampire Is Coming
[Double Strong + IQ Online + Vampire + Forced Love] From the perspective of Lu Jingzhi, a simple human being, a little white flower, became a vampire amidst the contradictions in self-perception. Gong (Vampire Guri) is overbearing and coercive, ambitious, dotes on his wife infinitely, has max boyfriend power, and is a bit of a BT. The story begins with the investigation of a "zombie" supernatural case. The vampires lurking around humans herald a huge crisis in the future. Lu Jingzhi is a policem
400Reads—Score—Shelves
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A Substitute Must Have the Consciousness of a Substitute
[(Suffer) Sober Indulgence vs (Attack) Paranoid Madness Everyday, daily, everything is daily! Silence approached Murong Xun with an order and became his substitute for Bai Yueguang. The one who is tempted first is the most painful. Imprisonment, training... Ending HE
4Reads—Score—Shelves
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Five Years Too Late, the Prince Is Really Crazy
Prince × Fried Painter. Love each other, HE. Five years ago, he gave Prince An Li Mu a packet of laxatives and ran away that night. Five years later, the first thing Li Mu did when he returned to the court was to lead his troops to block his old route over the wall. He was given a royal decree of marriage, forced to marry him and went to the church, chased him to the northwest, and protected him under his feathers.
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Blood Seal Stand: the Paranoid Young Master's Sacrifice in the Cauldron
[Crazy criticizing the paranoid young master × forbearing the sinister substitute|guilty sacrifice|imprisonment|fate] Silence has a face that replicates the white moonlight Su Heng in Murong Xun's heart. He pretended to be docile and well-behaved, willing to be a substitute, thinking that he was well-measured and could escape at any time. He is greedy for his tenderness, and he also clearly knows that this tenderness that started in the skin will always be like a mirror. But he never knew that f
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