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Snowmelt Love Note
The story takes place in a campus full of youthful atmosphere. The heroine is a greenhouse flower who is inexperienced in the world and has a simple and kind personality. The male protagonist was once a proud man of heaven, but unexpectedly fell from the altar and became cold and withdrawn. After an unexpected encounter, the heroine fell in love with the hero and approached him. However, due to his inner trauma, the hero hurt the heroine with words and actions, crushing her sincerity. The villai
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Miko's Exclusive Rose from Matsuda Jinpei
(The mother of the child will appear later. There must be some OOC, but it is still a little sweet (*'▽'*)♪) Matsuda Jinpei, a police officer who is known for his cold image and looks exactly like a Yakuza boss. One day, a little girl suddenly appeared beside him. This little girl's name is Matsuda Yingche, and her big eyes are full of curiosity and innocence. Her appearance brought about earth-shaking changes in the life of Matsuda Jinpei, who had always been childish. The little guy was accide
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The Little Girl of the Prince's Family
"Not a strong woman." She, Song Yuqing, turned a plum blossom into a fairy. She was thrown into the mortal world by the Emperor of Heaven and became his lover. She was extremely beautiful and noble. However, a year after marrying him, she was accidentally injured by someone's poisonous hand and was forced to go to a temple to recuperate. When she woke up, she only remembered her untransformed memories. And he, the prince of the Bai family, the god of war who was feared by everyone, would lose co
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The Moon Breaks into Stars
Lin Niansheng was admitted to Noble High School with the second highest score in the county. On the first day, he was publicly humiliated by Gu Yechen: "Poor means poor." He is the only son of the Gu Group and is aloof; she is Cinderella who relies on scholarships to survive and is as humble as dust. Prejudice, frame-up, isolation - she has tasted all malice in this gorgeous campus. But when she transferred to another school and returned five years later as a writer, the once arrogant boy stoo
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