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Books by Cuckoo King
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My Frail Husband’s Words Are Too Sweet, and His Rough Soldier Husband Sees Red 病弱夫郎嘴太甜，糙汉校尉红了眼
In Yanhui Town in the northern frontier, the locals are fierce, and might makes right. Retired Captain Qin Li is the toughest man in town: covered in scars, taciturn, and able to crack stone slabs with a blow from his iron hammer. No one dares hold his gaze for more than three breaths. Pei Yu, the sickly boy at the pharmacy, is the weakest person in town: pale and frail, barely breathing, and the subject of everyone’s bets that he won’t survive the winter. The first time Qin Li sees him, he frow
153Reads8.1Score—Shelves
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That Rough-Hewn Man Is Mean to Me Again, So I'll Make Him Support Me for Life 糙汉他又凶我，罚他养我一辈子
The moment Shen Luyi opened his eyes, he found himself in Qingshi Ridge, a place so remote even birds wouldn’t bother to poop there. His ramshackle hut leaked from every side, the rice jar was so empty it could house a family of mice, and the weeds in the yard grew taller than he did. Worst of all, his neighbor was a fearsome hunter named Zhou Yantie. The brawny man stood eight feet tall, with callused hands, and opened with a threat: “You’re so skinny, if you die on my doorstep I’ll have to bur
75Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Roughneck Club Owner Is Addicted to Being Bossed Around by a Cold-Faced Lawyer 糙汉会所老板，被冷脸律师管上瘾
BL / Modern Urban / Business Crisis / Slow-Burn Romance There’s a club in the old part of town run by Cheng Zheng, known to everyone as “Old Dog Cheng.” At thirty-eight, he has a sharp tongue, a hard temper, and a reputation for fiercely protecting his own. People say he operates in the gray zone. He sneers, “All we sell here is drinks and singing. We don’t sell people, and we don’t sell our conscience.” One day, a female employee’s abusive ex-husband corners her at the door and harasses her. Ch
6Reads—Score—Shelves
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After Taking In Broken Heroines, I Raised Them All into Powerhouses 收容破碎女主后，全被我养成大佬
Across countless worlds, countless women have been crushed. They were once holy maidens who prayed for blessings and disaster relief, only to be branded witches and burned alive; once nationally acclaimed actresses, driven to leap from a building by online harassment; once hardworking wives who spent half their lives giving everything, only to die amid domestic abuse and cold indifference; once the real heiresses, stripped of their destiny, family ties, and lives. Before they died, they all aske
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